I am a researcher at Turin University (South Western Asia Archaeology). My research interests include Settlement Pattern Analysis, Remote Sensing, GIS, and mapping.
During my Ph.D. I analysed Iron Age settlement patterns along the Euphrates river in ancient Mesopotamia. I used a landscape archaeology approach, also integrating geomorphology, remote sensing, quantitative and spatial analyses.
PhD in Near Eastern Archaeology, 2019
Sapienza University of Rome
MA in Near Eastern Archaeology, 2016
Sapienza University of Rome
BA in Archaeology, 2014
Sapienza University of Rome
QGIS User - GIS mapping, satellite data manipulation and spatial analysis
Remote Sensing for Cultural Heritage and Archaeological Investigation
R User - Spatial and Quantitative data analysis applied to Archaeology
Research Fellow: Governance Policies and Political Landscapes in the Southern Levant during the Neo-Assyrian Empire. Part of the project The Empire Strikes Back: The Geography of Governance Strategies in the Assyrian Empire
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Member of the project: Fluid Crescent. Tra paludi e oasi: gestione, morfologia e ricognizione dei paesaggi acquatici in Siria e Iraq.
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