Team

2018  to date: Full Professor of Early Christian and Medieval Archaeology, University of Bologn

Personal data 

― Born in Bologna (Italy), January 11th 1964 

― Email: isabella.baldini@unibo.it 

― University address: Department of History and Cultures, University of Bologna, P.zza san Giovanni in Monte 2, 40124 Bologna – Italy - Phone: +39 051 2097576

 Education 

― 1988: Degree (Laurea) in Archaeology magna cum laude, University of Bologna. 

― 1989: Diploma in Science of Archives, Diplomatics and Palaeography, Public Record (Archivio di Stato), Bologna.

 ― 1993: Degree (Specializzazione) in Late Antique and Early Byzantine Archaeology at the Italian Archaeological School at Athens  ― 1996: PhD in Archaeology, University of Bologna  University positions  ― 1996-1998: post-doctoral researcher, University of Bologna 

― 1999-2005: fellow at the University of Bologna, Department of History and Cultures 

― 2005-2011: Lecturer in Early Christian and Mediaeval Archaeology, University of Bologna 

― 2011-2018: Associate Professor of Early Christian and Mediaeval Archaeology, University of Bologna

― 2018-to date: Full Professor of Early Christian and Mediaeval Archaeology, University of Bologna

― 2013 to date: Director of the MA in Archaeology and Cultures of the Ancient World at the University of Bologna 

― 2016 Director of the CISEM (Centro Interuniversitario di studi sull’Edilizia abitativa nel Mediterraneo).  Research field  Her main field research concerns the Archaeology and architecture of Late Antique and Early Byzantium, with special focus on the Eastern Mediterranean cities. She is interested also in Byzantine Jewellery. She is Director of the archaeological missions in Kos and Mitropolis (Crete), Greece (2011-to date) and Sicily (2018-to date). 

Awards

 ― 2007 Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei for archaeological researches in Crete; 

― 2012 Dumbarton Oaks Library and Collection: Project Grant for researches in Kos. 

― 2015 Onassis Foundation Foreigners’ Programme.

 ― 2017 to date: Coordinator at Byzart- “Byzantine Art and Archaeology on Europeana” project (https://byzart.eu/).

Publications:

https://www.unibo.it/sitoweb/isabella.baldini/publications

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Personal data 

― Born in Heraklion (Greece), April 28th 1977.

― E-mail address ybrokalakis@yahoo.gr

Education

―1999: Degree in Archaeology and Art History, Faculty of Letters and Philosophy, University of Crete.

―2004: Specialized Degree (M.A.) in Byzantine Archaeology. University of Crete (Thesis: “The Early Byzantine agricultural implements: the testimony of Eleutherna”).

―2012: PhD in Archaeology. University of Rome, "Sapienza" (title of dissertation: “Il relitto di Aghia Galini” /The Agia Galini shipwreck).

Research field

―Metallurgy, manufacture and circulation of metal objects in the Roman and Byzantine era.

―Agricultural techniques and implements.

―Life on board and ship equipment.

Work experience

―July-August 2001, 2002 and 2009: Amorium, Asia Minor (excavations of the British Archaeological Institute of Ankara, director Dr. Chris Lightfoot).

―July-August 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2016: Gortyn (excavations of the University of Rome “Sapienza”, director Prof. E. Lippolis).

―January 2014-December 2015 and December 2016-October 2017: Archaeologist for the Archaeological Service in the area of Venizeleio Hospital (Knossos cemeteries).

Publications

See https://independent.academia.edu/YorgosBrokalakis

Personal data 

― Born in Borgo Maggiore (San Marino), September 17th 1989 

― University address: Department of History and Cultures, University of Bologna, p.zza san Giovanni in Monte 2, 40124 Bologna

 Education 

― 2008: A-Level in Language High School (San Marino High School) 

― 2011: B.A in History (Ancient History) cum laude, University of Bologna. 

― 2014: M.A in Archaeology cum laude, University of Bologna  University positions 

― 2015-to date: PhD student, Scuola Superiore di Studi Storici, University of San Marino 

― 2018-to date: Research fellow, University of Bologna 

Research field

 Her main field research concerns Early Byzantine archaeology, art and social history, with special focus on female munificence in Eastern Mediterranean. She is also working on late antique window glass and cooking pottery. 

Publications 

―V. Casali, S. Donadei, Tables and furnishings: a new analysis on late antique triclina between archaeology and iconography (poster), in Living in Late Antique Mediterranean. Proceedings of the 2nd International Congress of the CISEM – Centro Interuniversitario di studi sull’edilizia abitativa tardoantica nel Mediterraneo (Bologna, Mar 2-5, 2016), in press 

―I. Baldini, V. Casali, G. Marsili (eds.), Città cristiana, città di pietra: itinerario alle origini della Chiesa di Bologna, Ante Quem, Bologna. 2016. 

―Window Glass and Mosaics, in I. Baldini et alii, Preliminary results of investigations in the Basilica of Mitropolis, Gortyn: The finds from Annex II, in Αρχαιολογικό Έργο Κρήτης. Παγκρήτια της 3ης Συνάντησης Αρχαιολογικό Έργο Κρήτης (Ρέθυμνο, 5-8/12/2013), Rethymno 2015, pp. 589-591. 

― V. Casali, S. Donadei, G. Marsili, L. Orlandi, Cooking Ware; Window Glass and mosaic tesserae, in The 8th Century at the Basilica of Mitropolis (Gortyn, Crete): Pottery and Glass Production in Context. Proceedings of the International Congress (Berlin, Oct 3-7, 2017), in press

Personal data 

― Born in Naples (Italy), October 27th 1958 

― University address: Dipartimento di Beni Culturali, Università di Bologna – sede di Ravenna, , via degli Ariani 1, 48121 Ravenna – Italy - 48121 Ravenna – Italy 

―Email: salvatore.cosentino@unibo.it 

Education

 ― 1983: Diploma in Science of Archives, Diplomatics and Palaeography, Public Record (Archivio di Stato), Bologna. 

― 1984: Degree (Laurea) in History magna cum laude, University of Bologna. 

― 1990: PhD in Medieval History, University of Torino  University positions 

― 1992-1994: post-doctoral researcher, University of Bologna – Fondazione Flaminia 

― 1996-2000: Lecturer in Mediaeval history, University of Cagliari 

― 2001-to date: Professor of Byzantine History, University of Bologna.  Field research  His main field research concerns the social and economic history of Late Antiquity and Early Byzantium, with special focus on Italy and the insular Mediterranean societies. He is interested also in Byzantine epigraphy and Byzantine military literature.  Affiliations (not Italian) 

―1999, June-August: Summer fellow, ‘Dumbarton Oaks Centre for Byzantine Studies’, Washington DC. 

― 2002, May: Visiting Professor, Université de Montpellier “Paul Valéry”. 

― 2004, August: Gast at the Max-Planck Institut für Rechtsgeschichte, Frankfurt am Main. 

― 2006, March - May: Stanley J. Seeger Visiting researcher in Hellenic Studies, Princeton University. 

― 2008, Dicember: Visiting Professor, Université de Montpellier “Paul Valéry”. 

― 2011, January - April: visiting researcher at “The Italian Academy for Advanced Studies in America at Columbia University”, New York City. 

― 2011, August – to date: Italian member of the Epigraphic Committee of the ‘Association International des Études Byzantines’ (AIEB),  ― 2012 (since January): member of the scientific board of “Jahrbuch der österreichischen Byzantinistik” (Wien). 

Publications 

See https://www.unibo.it/sitoweb/salvatore.cosentino/pubblicazioni

Personal data 

― Born in Nardò (Italy), June 1st 1989 

Education 

― 2012: B.A. In Classic Letters, University of Bologna. 

― 2014: M.A. In Archaeology magna cum laude, University of Bologna. 

― 2017: Degree (Specializzazione) in Archaeological Heritage, University of Salento (70/70 cum laude).  University positions 

― 2017-to date: PhD Student, University of Bologna, Department of Cultural Heritage Studies, Ravenna (Italy), Supervisors: Prof. Salvatore Cosentino, Prof. Isabella Baldini. 

Field research  Her main field research concerns the archaeological studies of Late Antiquity and Early Byzantium, with special focus on Mediterranean societies. She is also interested on architectural studies and pottery of the Christian Period. 

Publications 

― S. Donadei et al., Mense e suppellettili: gli arredi dei triclinia tardoantichi tra archeologia e iconografia, eds Isabella Baldini, Carla Sfameni, Abitare nel Mediterraeo tardoantico - Atti del II secondo convegno internazionale del Centro Interuniversitario di Studi sull'Edilizia tardoantica nel Mediterraneo (CISEM) (Bologna, 2-5 marzo 2016), pp. 3-10. 

―  S. Donadei, Common Pottery in V. Casali, S. Donadei, G. Marsili, D, Pellacchia, L.Orlandi, The 8th Century at the Basilica of Mitropolis (Gortyn, Crete) : pottery and Glass Production in Context. Proceedings of the International Congress (Berlin, Oct 3-7, 2017), in press. 

―  S. Donadei et al., Preliminary results of investigations in the basilica of Mitropolis, Gortyn: The finds from Annex II in Αρκαιολογικο Εργο Κρητης 3, Πρακτικα της 3ης Συναωτησης, Πετυμνο, 5-8 Δεκεμβρίον 2013, by Π. Καρανασταση, Α. Τζιγκουνακη, Ξ. Τσιγωνακη, Ρεθιμνο 2015, pp. 585-603. 

― S. Donadei, F. Boschi, Santa Maria della Croce di Casaranello: nuovi contributi alla ricerca, AISCOM 2015 by C. Angelelli e A. Paribeni, Roma, pp. 675-680.

 ― S. Donadei, La città e le mura in Impressioni Bizantine: Salonicco attraverso le immagini fotografiche e i disegni della British School of Athens (1888 - 1910) - il catalogo della mostra by I. Baldini, C. Barbapiccola, F. Pennuti, Antequem Bologna 2014, pp. 19-22  

Personal data 

- Born in Cesena (FC), Italy, March 28th, 1985 

- University address: Piazza S. Giovanni in Monte, 2, 40124, Bologna - Italy 

- E-mail address: giulia.marsili2@unibo.it 

Education 

- 2004: High School graduation in Classical Studies, Rimini (100/100). 

- 2007: BA degree in Classics, research field: Late Antique and Byzantine Archaeology; title of the dissertation: “La produzione anforaria cretese di età tardoantica e protobizantina” (110/110 with honours) 

- 2010: MA degree in Archaeology, research field: Late Antique and Byzantine Archaeology; title of the dissertation: “Insediamento e trasformazioni urbane a Gortina (Creta) tra VII e IX secolo” (110/110 with honours) 

- 2014: PhD in Byzantine History, University of Bologna. Title of the doctoral dissertation: “Per un’archeologia del lavoro in età tardoantica. Committenza e prassi del cantiere edilizio attraverso i marchi dei marmorari”. 

University position

 - 2014-to date: research fellow at the University of Bologna, Department of History and Cultures. 

Field research

 Her main field research concerns Late Antique and Byzantine archaeology and architecture, with special focus on marble production, architectural decoration, masons’ marks on marble items, amphoras production and trade. 

Affiliations (not Italian) 

- 2012: doctoral fellow at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Centre for Byzantine Research of Thessaloniki, doctoral scholarship

 - March-June 2013: doctoral fellow at Collège de France, Paris, Centre d'Histoire et Civilisation de Byzance, Paris 1, Panthéon-Sorbonne, doctoral scholarship 

- July 2013: doctoral fellow at École Française d’Athènes, doctoral scholarship. 

Publications:

 See https://www.unibo.it/sitoweb/giulia.marsili2/pubblicazioni

Personal data
Email: mstefanetta@yahoo.gr

Education:
- BA in History and Archaeology (with Archaeology and History of Art curriculum)
- MA in Prehistoric Archaeology at the University of Athens Greece. She followed specific lessons and practical activities on zooarchaeology, bioarchaeology and environmental archaeology at the University of Bologna and at the University of Florence in Italy.
Current position
- PhD candidate at the University of Athens with a dissertation on Early Neolithic in Western Macedonia (Greece) through the study of zooarchaeological material from two extended flat settlements of Northern Greece, Fyllotsairi Mavropigis and Portes Ksirolimnis.
- Contracted archaeologist for the Greek Ministry of Culture in Crete; she is co-PI for the project “High above the mountains: fossil built landscapes on mountainous uplands from the sky”, funded by the RCH in the framework of the second tournament of “public call for research proposals for the year 2017”.
Field research
Her research interests span from zooarchaeology and prehistory, to ethnoarchaeology and landscape archaeology, with a principal focus on animal-landscape interactions.
Grants
Awarded during her studies from IKY (State Scholarships Foundation, Greece) and the Leventis
Foundation.
Archaeological work experience
She worked for the Greek Ministry of Culture and trained in archaeological excavation as student and later as member of research teams in various sites with chronology spanning from Paleolithic to Byzantine period. Part of her work on zooarchaeological materials (big mammal fauna and herpetofauna mainly of Neolithic but also Archaic, Roman and Early Byzantine period’s) is in the process of being published.

Personal data 

― Born in Arzignano (VI), Italy, February 21st, 1989

Education

― 2008: Baccalaureat, «Giovanni Berchet» Grammar School, Milan (grade100/100)

― 2011: B.A in Classics, University of Milan. Research field: Classical Archaeology (grade 110/110 with honours).

― 2013: M.A. in Archaeology, University of Bologna. Research field: Late antique and Byzantine Archaeology and Architecture (grade 110/110 with honours)

University positions

― 2014-2017: Ph.D. (with a three year-scholarship), University of Bologna, Dept. of Cultural Heritage Studies, Ravenna (Italy), in joint supervision with Université Paris Sorbonne (France); Supervisors: Prof. Salvatore Cosentino, Prof. Béatrice Caseau, 2nd Italian Supervisor: Prof. Isabella Baldini, vote: excellent

― 2017- to date: Research fellow, University of Bologna: Technical Coordination team member at Byzart – Byzantine Art and Archaeology on Europeana project, coordinated by the University of Bologna (Co-financed by the European Union, Action n. 2016-EU-IA-0094)

― 2019 9-month-Post-Doc research grant (“Perfezionamento”) from the Italian Archaeological School at Athens (SAIA), with the following project: “Battisteri, architettura e società nell’Egeo tardoantico. Modelli rituali e rielaborazioni funzionali nello spazio locale”.

Research field

Since 2012, she has been collaborating to the DISCI-UNIBO archaeological projects led by Prof. Isabella Baldini in Kos and in Crete (Greece). Her main research interests are baptism and baptisteries, and the social implications of Christian initiation between Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages; religious topography and dynamics of settlement in the Late Antique and Early Medieval Eastern Mediterranean; Late Antique and Early Byzantine Greek epigraphy.

Publications

https://unibo.academia.edu/LuciaOrlandi   

Personal Data
- 1963 : Born in Nigrita, Greece.
Email: klesid@yahoo.gr 
Education
1984: BA, Classics and Archaeology (University of Crete).
1992-1996: Postgraduate training in Numismatics at the University of Cologne, Germany.
Current position
2016-todate: Curator of Numismatic and Epigraphic collection at Archaeological Museum of Heraklion (Crete)
Field research
Byzantine Numismatic and Sigillography.
Professional activities and collaborations
- 1984 Excavation of the University of Crete at Gallos, Rethymnon;
- 1985 Surface surveys of the University of N.Y at Messara, Crete
- 1985-2005: Research Scientist and Assistant of Prof. Petros G. Themelis by the excavation for the University of Crete at Eleutherna.
- 1985-2003 Excavation of the University of Crete at Ancient Eleutherna.
- 1996-2015 Excavation of the Archaeological Society, Athens at Messene.
- 1987-2015 Research Scientist and Assistant of Prof. Petros G. Themelis by the excavation and restoration of Archaeological Society (Athens) at Ancient Messene, Peloponnese
- 2003-2004 Instructor in Numismatics practice to postgraduate students in the department of History and Archaeology at the University of Crete
Publications related to Crete:
Coin hoards of Roman Crete: Initial approaches, (with G. Touratsoglou), VIII Int. Congress of Cretan Studies, Heraklion 2000, Vol. A3, pp. 287-296; Münzfunde und Münzumlauf in der spätrömischen und protobyzantinischen Kreta, XII. Int. Numism. Kongress, Berlin 1997/2000, vol. II, pp. 840-852. In P. Themelis (ed.), Early Byzantine Eleutherna, Sector I, vol. 2, Rethymnon 2000: The numismatic finds, pp. 261-287. Numismatic conditions in pre-Union Crete (1870-1913), in The Final Phase of the Cretan Question, Heraklion 2001, pp. 241-278. Knossos, Colonia Iulia Cnossus, Makrytoichos: the numismatic traces of history, in Heraklion and environs, Heraklion 2004, pp. 635-686. Eleutherna. Polis, acropolis, necropolis. Exhibition catalogue for the Museum of Cycladic Art, Athens 2004, numismatic entries. The Numismatic History of Roman and Early Byzantine Crete: testimonia et desiderata, in Creta romana e protobyzantina Heraklion, 23-30/9/2000 [Padova 2004], vol. I, pp. 193-223. Quatrinia, realia, zecchini di giusto peso: numismatic intervention and market practice in early 17th century Crete (with M.Drakakis), in IX Int. Congress of Cretan Studies, Heraklion 2004, Vol. B2, pp. 341-363. The coinage of Axos: numismatic issues and hoards, Congress on Mylopotamos, Rethymnon 2007, vol. 4, pp. 147-165. The Treasure of Mesonisi, Rethymno in the Stathatos Collection, in the Byzantium and the Arabs, Thessalonica 2011, pp. 40-46 and 147.

GIULIO VALLARINO
Personal data
- Born in Rome, Dec. 26th 1975
email: giulio.vallarino@istruzione.it
Education
- 2000: Degree Classics (Greek Epigraphy) at Sapienza Università di Roma with the highest mark (110 out of 110 cum laude). Teaching Tutor: Prof.ssa M.L. Lazzarini.
- 2005: PhD in History and Historiography of Classic Antiquity, at Università degli Studi di Chieti «G. D’Annunzio». Teaching Tutor: Prof. U. Bultrighini.
University Position
- 2006-2010 : Teaching Assistant (Cultore della materia) in Greek Epigraphy (L-ANT/02) at Corso di laurea triennale in Scienze Archeologiche e Storiche del Mondo Classico e Orientale, Facoltà di Lettere e Filosofia- Sapienza Università di Roma
- 2013-2016 Adjunct Professor in Greek History and Epigraphy (L-ANT/02) at Scuola di Specializzazione in Beni Architettonici e del paesaggio — Politecnico di Bari.
Field Research
Epigraphy.
Main Publications Related to Gortyna
- Gortyn: from the City of the Gods to the Christian City (with I. Baldini), in T. Kaizer, A. Leone, E. Thomas, R. Witcher, Cities & Gods: Interdisciplinary Perspectives, Proceedings of the Congress, Durham July 5th-7th 2007 (BABesh Supplement 22), 2013, pp. 103-119;
- Epigramma dedicatorio per uno hyparchos dall’area del Pretorio di Gortina, in «ZPE» 183, 2012, pp. 59-66;
- Gortyna. Il tempio del caput aquae e il tessuto urbano circostante: campagna di scavo 2007 (with E. Lippolis, M. Livadiotti, G. Rocco, I. Baldini), in «ASAtene» 88, 2010, pp. 525-532.

Personal data
Email: mariolinaricciardi@virgilio.it

Education
- 1975: graduated in Architecture at the University of Rome.
- 1976 and 1977: ICCROM courses and gets the specialization in Architectural Conservation.
- 1978 and 1979: Scholarship at the Italian Archaeological School in Athens.
Field research
Ancient architecture.
Professional activities and collaborations
- 1977 – 1980: Experimental national campaign for Cataloguing of Historical towns, on behalf of the Minister of Culture -Central Institute of Cataloguing and Documentation- with the collaboration of the Superintendence of Monuments of Umbria.
- 1980 to date: collaboration with the Italian Archaeological School in Athens, with several Italian and of other countries Superintendences and with several Universities.
- 1982: advisor of the Regione Umbria, Office for Urban and Environmental Heritage.
- 1982 to date: collaboration with the Italian Archaeological School in Greece, Athens and in Crete (Gortyn, Mitropolis, Festos, Apodoulou, Monastiraki, Episkopi, Heraklion); in Lemnos, Greece (Poliochni and Myrina), in Cyprus (Nea Paphos), in Libya (Leptis Magna and Sabratha), in Iraq (Seleucia), with the Department of Archaeology of the University of Torino), with the Italian Superintendences of Roma, Palermo, Etruria Meridionale, Ostia and Messina.
- 1995-2009: teaching activity at the University of Macerata (Survey and Technical Analysis of the Ancient Monuments), at the Polytechnic of Bari (History of Ancient Architecture) and University of Palermo) History of Ancient Architecture).
Publications: she has written several articles for italian and international specialized magazines, among which:
- Analisi delle strutture ed ipotesi ricostruttive, parte del volume, in Le fortificazioni ellenistiche di Gortina, in Gortina IV, Monografie della Scuola archeologica Italiana di Atene X, 1998, pp. 21-26; 135-185, tavv. I-XIX.
- Il Tempio di Ercole Milk’Asthart nel Foro Vecchio di Leptis Magna, in Monografie di Archeologia Libica XII, Roma 2005, pp. 309-393, tavv. XI-XIII.
- Il Battistero monumentale scoperto in località Mitropolis a Gortyna di Creta, in Atti del XV Congresso Internazionale di Archeologia Cristiana, Toledo 8-12 settembre 2008, pp.1759-1770.
- Materiali per il Restauro del battistero di Mitropolis: proposta per una anastilosi dell’ordine interno e per la valorizzazione del complesso protobizantino di Mitropolis, in ASAtene LXXXVII, serie III, 9, Tomo I, 2009, pp. 739-754.

Personal data 

― Born in Parma, April 12th 1992.

― E-mail address thedoors93@alice.it

 Education

― 2011 High School Graduation at Liceo Classico Ariosto in Reggio Emilia (94/100).

― 2016 BA Degree in Classical Letters at the University of Bologna (110/110), thesis L’archeologia verso il futuro. Applicazione delle banche dati alla documentazione di scavo: il caso della basilica di Mitropolis a Gortina.

― 2018 MA Degree in Archaeology with honours at the University of Bologna, thesis Plutei e transenne tardo-antichi di Ravenna, per una revisione del Corpus.

― 2018-to date student of Scuola di Specializzazione in Beni Archeologici (University of Bologna).

Research field

Interest in Late Antique Archaeology; in particular in architecture, sculpture and the study of the different types of marbles.

Excavations:

• 2015: Bamburgh Castle (Northumberland, EN), with Bamburgh Research Project
• 2016-2017-2018-2019: Gortina (Crete), with University of Bologna
• 2017: Kos, with University of Bologna
• 2019: Chiaramonte Gulfi (RA, Italy), with University of Bologna

Interests
Late Antique and Byzantine Archaeology

Personal data 

― Born in Castellana Grotte (BA), 18th of August 1988

― E-mail address korisias@libero.it - archlamannacla@archiworldpec.it

Education

― 2002 High school graduation at Liceo Scientifico Statale “Sante Simone”, Conversano (BA) (Italia).

― 2014 MA Degree in Architecture (108/110) at Politecnico di Bari, Bari (Italia), thesis  "La Palestra e il Ginnasio Occidentali di Kos. Analisi e ricostruzione delle strutture. Progetto di Anastilosi e di sistemazione d'area".

― 2015 License fore free profession as architect.

― 2016 Degree (Specializzazione) in Archaeological Heritage and Landscape (68/70) at Politecnico di Bari, Bari (Italia), thesis "Gli edifici per l'amministrazione della giustizia a Gortina di Creta. Analisi e ricostruzione delle strutture".

University positions 

― 2018-to date, PhD Student, University of Bologna, Department of Cultural Heritage Studies, Ravenna (Italy), Supervisors: Prof. Salvatore Cosentino, Prof. Isabella Baldini. 

Publications 

― 2018 - Monografia o trattato: A. Cavallo, C. Lamanna, S. Tarantini, Polignano a Mare – Storia e storie di città, Bari 2018. ISBN 978-88-943779-0-3

― 2018 - Monografia o trattato: A. Cavallo, C. Lamanna, S. Tarantini, Polignano a Mare – Di scoglio in grotta, Bari 2018. ISBN 978-88-943779-1-0

― 2018 - Monografia o trattato: A. Cavallo, C. Lamanna, S. Tarantini, Polignano a Mare – Tra orti e torri di campagna, Bari 2018. ISBN 978-88-943779-2-7

― 2018 - Monografia o trattato: A. Cavallo, C. Lamanna, S. Tarantini, Polignano a Mare – Personaggi, cibo e festività, Bari 2018. ISBN 978-88-943779-3-4

― 2018 - Monografia o trattato: A. Cavallo, C. Lamanna, S. Tarantini, Polignano a Mare – A small illustrated guide, Bari 2018. ISBN 978-88-943779-4-1

― 2018 - Monografia o trattato: A. Cavallo, C. Lamanna, S. Tarantini, Polignano a Mare – Un petit guide illustré, Bari 2018. ISBN 978-88-943779-5-8

― 2016 - Curatela: C. Lamanna, R. Sassu (a cura di), Percorsi di integrazione europea. Una rassegna di progetti selezionati nell'ambito del Programma Europa per i Cittadini, Roma 2016. ISBN 978-8899805-00-5

― 2014 - Contributo in Atti di convegno: A. Fino, C. Lamanna et alii, Restoring the restoration: the Palaestra of the West Gymnasium of Kos, in ICAUD 2014 – 2nd International Conference on Architecture and Urban Design: Archeology and Museology (Conference Proceedings, Tirana 8-10 May 2014), Proceedings, Epoka University, vol. Book 1, Tirana 2014, pp. 207-7 – 207-8. ISBN/ISSN 978-9928-135-12-4

― 2014 - Contributo in volume (Capitolo o Saggio): C. Lamanna, Mola di Bari, in G. Lanzilotta, F. Lofano (a cura di), Potere e liturgia. Argenti, dipinti e documenti nel Sei e Settecento in Terra di Bari, catalogo della mostra (Conversano, Pinacoteca Comunale, 5 aprile-30 giugno 2014), Bari 2014, p. 283. ISBN 978-88-6717-116-3.

― 2014 - Scheda di catalogo: C. Lamanna, Mola di Bari. 9. Stauroteca, in G. Lanzilotta, F. Lofano (a cura di), Potere e liturgia. Argenti, dipinti e documenti nel Sei e Settecento in Terra di Bari, catalogo della mostra (Conversano, Pinacoteca Comunale, 5 aprile-30 giugno 2014), Bari 2014, p. 285. ISBN 978-88-6717-116-3.

― 2014 - Scheda di catalogo: C. Lamanna, Mola di Bari. 8. Croce astile capitolare, in G. Lanzilotta, F. Lofano (a cura di), Potere e liturgia. Argenti, dipinti e documenti nel Sei e Settecento in Terra di Bari, catalogo della mostra (Conversano, Pinacoteca Comunale, 5 aprile-30 giugno 2014), Bari 2014, p. 285. ISBN 978-88-6717-116-3.

―2014 - Scheda di catalogo: C. Lamanna, Mola di Bari. 7. Calice, in G. Lanzilotta, F. Lofano (a cura di), Potere e liturgia. Argenti, dipinti e documenti nel Sei e Settecento in Terra di Bari, catalogo della mostra (Conversano, Pinacoteca Comunale, 5 aprile-30 giugno 2014), Bari 2014, p. 285. ISBN 97888-6717-116-3.

 ―2014 - Scheda di catalogo: C. Lamanna, Mola di Bari. 6. Corona, in G. Lanzilotta, F. Lofano (a cura di), Potere e liturgia. Argenti, dipinti e documenti nel Sei e Settecento in Terra di Bari, catalogo della mostra (Conversano, Pinacoteca Comunale, 5 aprile-30 giugno 2014), Bari 2014, p. 284. ISBN 97888-6717-116-3.

 ―2014 - Scheda di catalogo: C. Lamanna, Mola di Bari. 5. Corona, in G. Lanzilotta, F. Lofano (a cura di), Potere e liturgia. Argenti, dipinti e documenti nel Sei e Settecento in Terra di Bari, catalogo della mostra (Conversano, Pinacoteca Comunale, 5 aprile-30 giugno 2014), Bari 2014, p. 284. ISBN 97888-6717-116-3.

 ―2014 - Scheda di catalogo: C. Lamanna, Mola di Bari. 4. Corona, in G. Lanzilotta, F. Lofano (a cura di), Potere e liturgia. Argenti, dipinti e documenti nel Sei e Settecento in Terra di Bari, catalogo della mostra (Conversano, Pinacoteca Comunale, 5 aprile-30 giugno 2014), Bari 2014, p. 284. ISBN 97888-6717-116-3.

 ―2014 - Scheda di catalogo: C. Lamanna, Mola di Bari. 3. Navicella, in G. Lanzilotta, F. Lofano (a cura di), Potere e liturgia. Argenti, dipinti e documenti nel Sei e Settecento in Terra di Bari, catalogo della mostra (Conversano, Pinacoteca Comunale, 5 aprile-30 giugno 2014), Bari 2014, p. 283. ISBN 978-88-6717-116-3.

 ―2014 - Scheda di catalogo: C. Lamanna, Mola di Bari. 2. Lampada pensile, in G. Lanzilotta, F. Lofano (a cura di), Potere e liturgia. Argenti, dipinti e documenti nel Sei e Settecento in Terra di Bari, catalogo della mostra (Conversano, Pinacoteca Comunale, 5 aprile-30 giugno 2014), Bari 2014, p. 283. ISBN 978-88-6717-116-3.

 ―2014 - Scheda di catalogo: C. Lamanna, Mola di Bari. 1. Turibolo, in G. Lanzilotta, F. Lofano (a cura di), Potere e liturgia. Argenti, dipinti e documenti nel Sei e Settecento in Terra di Bari, catalogo della mostra (Conversano, Pinacoteca Comunale, 5 aprile-30 giugno 2014), Bari 2014, p. 283. ISBN 978-88-6717-116-3.

Currently:

―2019 - Coordinamento editoriale e progetto grafico: G. Marsili, L. Orlandi, C. Lamanna, Byzart - Byzantine Art and Archaeology on Europeana, digital book.

―2019 - Contributo in volume (Capitolo o Saggio): C. Lamanna, 11.3.2. Le strutture emergenti e la ricostruzione planimetrica, in E. Lippolis, L. M. Caliò, C. Giatti, Gortina VIII, 1. Gortina, l'isolato del Ninfeo I. La Topografia, i Monumenti e lo Scavo (Campagne 2003-2008), Roma.

―2019 - Contributo in volume (Capitolo o Saggio): C. Lamanna, 9.2.2. Le strutture e la ricostruzione, in E. Lippolis, L. M. Caliò, C. Giatti, Gortina VIII, 1. Gortina, l'isolato del Ninfeo I. La Topografia, i Monumenti e lo Scavo (Campagne 2003-2008), Roma.

―2019 - Contributo in volume (Capitolo o Saggio): C. Lamanna, 10.3. Le strutture emergenti e la ricostruzione planimetrica, in E. Lippolis, L. M. Caliò, C. Giatti, Gortina VIII, 1. Gortina, l'isolato del Ninfeo I. La Topografia, i Monumenti e lo Scavo (Campagne 2003-2008), Roma.

― 2019 - Contributo in Atti di convegno: I. Baldini, C. Lamanna, The Early Byzantine Architecture in Kos and the Interactions with the Nearby Regions of Asia Minor, in Karia and the Dodekanese Cultural interrelations in the south-eastern Aegean ca. 500 BC – AD 500 The Danish Institute at Athens, January 24-26, 2018.

 ―2019 - Contributo in Atti di convegno: I. Baldini, C. Lamanna, G. Marsili, Sepolture vescovili, scelte funzionali e decorative nella basilica di S. Apollinare in Classe, in P. de Vingo, Y. A. Marano, J. Pinar Gil  (a cura di), Sepolture di prestigio nel bacino mediterraneo (IV-IX secolo). Definizione, immagini, utilizzo, Atti del Convegno (Pella, 28-30 giugno 2017), Firenze.

- 2015: Winner of the “150 Giovani per la Cultura” call, from the Italian Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Tourism, for six month contract at the Special Superintendence for the Archaeological Heritage of Pompeii, Herculaneum and Stabia.

- 2017: Winner of the “PIN – Pugliesi Innovativi” call, from the Apulian Region, funding grant for the establishment of an independent publishing house.

Field research

Her main field research concerns History and Restoration of Ancient Architecture, with special focus on Ancient Greek, Roman and Late Antiquity architecture and architectural decoration.

Publications:

View CV https://specializzazionepoliba.academia.edu/ClaudiaLamanna

Personal data 

― Born in Alfonsine (RA), June 10th 1966.

― E-mail address michele.pagani7@tin.it, michele.pagani2@unibo.it

Education

― High school graduation at Istituto Statale d’Arte per il Mosaico “Gino Severini” of Ravenna (60/60), thesis “Studi e ricerche sulle cause di degrado presenti nelle pavimentazioni musive e in cocciopesto di epoca romana dell’area archeologica di Nora”.

―2009: MA Degree Letters  (historical-artistic plan) with honours at the University of Florence , thesis “Il gusto nell’allestimento archeologico in area pesarese dalla collezione Abbati Olivieri al XX sec. ”.

Work experience

―Art conservator of Cultural Heritage

― 1996 Founder and director (until 2017) of Etra Society for the restoration,

― 1997 teacher during a class for “Operatore Culturale”, in collaboration with the University di Bologna at Castelleone di Suasa

―2006-2008 collaboration with Scuola per il Restauro del Mosaico di Ravenna.

―2013- to date Professor at Scuola di Lettere e Beni Culturali University of Bologna. Laurea Magistrale in Conservazione e restauro Beni Culturali;

― 1990-to date director of projects of restoration, both of monuments and art objects, in Emilia Romagna, Marche, Puglia and Lazio

Publications

― A. MUSILE TANZI, M. PAGANI, M. L. ROCCHI, P. CAMPAGNOLI, Il restauro dei materiali, in Gli Etruschi nella Bassa Modenese. Nuove scoperte e prospettive di ricerca in un settore dell’Etruria padana, a cura di M. CALZOLARI e L. MALNATI, “Studi e documenti di Archeologia, Quaderni, 2”, Soprintendenza Archeologica dell’Emilia Romagna, Gruppo Studi Bassa Modenese - San Felice sul Panaro, Grafiche Redolfi, Mirandola (MO), 1992.

― M. L. ROCCHI, M. PAGANI, Appendice 2. Stato di conservazione e interventi di ripulitura, in “Un nuovo ritratto di Augusto da Suasa (Ancona)”, in «OCNUS. Quaderni della Scuola di Specializzazione in Archeologia I», University degli Studi di Bologna, CLUEB Editrice, Bologna, 1993.

―M. L. ROCCHI, M. PAGANI, La stele con scena di battaglia navale: restauro e rilievo a calco, in “Novilara dai Piceni ai Romani, Mostra Documentaria”, Novilara, Scuola Elementare, 18 luglio - 30 ottobre 1997, Comune di Pesaro, University degli Studi di Bologna - Dipartimento di Archeologia, Soprintendenza Archeologica per le Marche, stampa Lithos - Villa Verucchio (RN), 1997.

―M. L. ROCCHI, M. PAGANI, Il restauro degli affreschi della Chiesa di Ascensione in Lugo e nuove scoperte, in estratto da «STUDI ROMAGNOLI» XLVIII (1997), Stilgraf, Cesena, 2000. P. L. DALL’AGLIO, P. PORTA, C. TASSINARI, M. PAGANI, Mosaici pavimentali dagli scavi di Colombarone (PU): vecchie e nuove acquisizioni, in Atti del XV Colloquio AISCOM, 4-7 febbraio 2009, Aquileia.

―M. PAGANI, Il restauro degli scavi archeologici della Basilica di San Cristoforo ad Aquilam, Atti del Convegno Ravenna Musiva, Ravenna, 2010

―M. PAGANI, La Chiesa della Beata Vergine delle Grazie e delle Stimmate di Lugo.  Il recupero, la valorizzazione artistica e la restituzione di un’importante luogo di culto cittadino. Atti del Convegno per le celebrazioni del quinto centenario della sacra immagine della Beata Vergine Maria delle Grazie di Lugo, 14 Aprile 2012, Tipografia Mazzanti Ravenna 

― M. PAGANI, Il restauro delle 5 Erme del Museo Nazionale di Ravenna ,pubblicazione catalogo on line  Restituzioni 2013 (Banca intesa San Paolo)

― E. GRIMALDI, M. PAGANI, M. L. ROCCHI, Villa Paolucci Merlini a Selbagnone. L’intervento di restauro degli elementi decorativo-architettonici del salone centrale, in “XX Salone dell’Arte del Restauro e della Conservazione dei Beni Culturali e Ambientali, 20-23 Marzo Ferrara, MiBac, pubblicazione on line, 2013.

― E. GRIMALDI, M. PAGANI, M. L. ROCCHI, I restauri e gli interventi manutentivi della Chiesa di Ascensione a Lugo, in “XX Salone dell’Arte del Restauro e della Conservazione dei Beni Culturali e Ambientali, 20-23 Marzo Ferrara, MiBac, pubblicazione on line, 2013.

― M. PAGANI, IL Restauro della fontana musiva Ardea Purpurea.  Atti del Convegno Ravenna Musiva 2014

― M. PAGANI, Gruppo di cinque erme del II secolo d.C.: memoria dell’antico nel nuovo restauro, le fasi pratiche del restauro; Erme e antichità del Museo Nazionale di Ravenna, Casa editrice:  Silvana editoriale 2014

― M.PAGANI,  Il restauro dell’Incoronazione della Vergine con gli Apostoli attorno al sepolcro di Bernardino Baldi. Chiesa di  Santa Maria Assunta - Gragnano di Monghidoro. I supporti ligneo e tessili. Catalogo Restauri inattesi. Ai margini del Patrimonio. 2015 Fondazione del Monte, stampa: Grafica dell’Artiere 

― M. PAGANI, La Galleria dei Cento Pacifici a Faenza: “Il pensiero come disegno”Di Serafino Barozzi, Felice Giani e Giuseppe Zauli. Estratto da “STUDI ROMAGNOLI” LXV (2014) Stilgraf – Cesena 2015

― M. PAGANI, Gruppo di sei Spatheia provenienti dalla cupola del Sacello di Galla Placidia di Ravenna; Il capitello proveniente dalla chiesa di San Michele in Africisco: vicende conservative,musealizzazioni e storia di un  capitello, reso famoso attraverso le guide di fine Ottocento e primo Novecento;  Il restauro del capitello proveniente dagli scavi dei Bagni del Clero adiacenti al Battistero Neoniano di Ravenna, Restituzioni 2016. Tesori d’arte restaurati. Catalogo digitale delle opere. Banca San Paolo, 2016.

Personal data 

― Born in Firenze, July 27th 1994.

― E-mail address ilaria.bandinelli2@studio.unibo.it.

 Education

― 2013 High School Graduation in Florence.

― 2016 BA Degree in Cultural Heritage at the University of Florence (110/110).

― 2018 MA Degree in Archaeology with honours at the University of Bologna.

― 2018-to date student of Scuola di Specializzazione in Beni Archeologici (University of Bologna)

Research field

Interest in Late Antique Archaeology; in particular she is interested in the study of ceramic and amphorae: both of her thesis are researches about roman and late antique amphorae in the Mediterranean Sea.