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Annalisa Marzano

Full Professor

Department of History and Cultures

Academic discipline: ARCH-01/D Classical Archaeology

Collaborations

Formal collaboration with:: Università "Cà Foscari" di VENEZIA
Country:: Italy
Description:: The project 'Coastal lagoons and their hidden cultural heritage: the exploitation of lagoonal environments in Roman Italy' funded by the PRIN PNRR 2022 funding call has Prof. Marzano as PI and Prof. Cottica from Venice as Co-I.

Formal collaboration with:: Cornell University
Country:: United States of America
Description:: Co-Director of the 'Casa della Regina Carolina Project at Pompeii' see https://blogs.cornell.edu/crcpompeii/introduction/

Formal collaboration with:: Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Country:: Belgium
Description:: Member of Advisory Board for project ‘Zooming in on climatic and societal change in central Italy, first to sixth century CE’, project funded by the Flemish research council FWO and led by Prof. P. Erdkamp and Prof. F. Vermeulen (2021-2023).

Formal collaboration with:: Utrecht University
Country:: Netherlands
Description:: Member of Advisory Board for research project ‘Constructing the Limes’ Project, led by Dr Saskia Stevens (2021- 2025)

Formal collaboration with:: Ghent University and Brussels University
Country:: Belgium
Description:: Co-Investigator & member of International Research Network ‘Structural Determinants of Economic Performance in the Roman World’ (2012–2021).

Collaboration with:: Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona
Country:: Spain
Description:: Co-Investigator for project ‘Paisajes de la Hispania Romana: de la diversidad a la complementariedad’, (2015–2017)

Formal collaboration with:: Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona
Country:: Spain
Description:: Co-Investigator for project ‘Paisajes de la Hispania Romana, 2: modelos de gestion de los recursos en un marco provincial en transicion (II-V sec.) (2018-2020).

Formal collaboration with:: MacQuarie University
Country:: Australia
Description:: Member of International Advisory Panel, for project ‘Language, Script, and Acculturation in Graeco-Roman Egypt’. (2007–2012).