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Staff – Library & Archive

Staff – Library & Archive

Francesca Deli
Library Assistant
Francesca De Riso
MA, Library Assistant
Beatrice Gelosia
Deputy Librarian
Alessandra Giovenco
MA, Archivist/ IT Coordinator
Zoe Langer
PhD, Library & Archive Assistant
Raphaële Mouren
Head of Research Collections, MRes, MPhil, PhD, archiviste paléographe

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ITALY
Catriona Gallagher in conversation with Léna Lewis-King and Luca Peretti at Fondazione Giuliani
On 24 March, the British School at Rome presents the event “Catriona Gallagher in conversation with Léna Lewis-King and Luca Peretti: a dialogue and screening
Friday 24 March
18:30
ITALY
The Rome Transformed ‘Provocation’ Conference: Contesting Visualisations of the Eastern Caelian from the C1-C8 CE
Click here to register for online attendance for Day 1 Click here to register for online attendance for Day 2 Click here to see the
Thursday 23/03/2023 And Friday 24/03/2023
ITALY
City of Rome | Reconsidering the Villanovan phenomenon of pre-Roman Italy through an isotope-based perspective: the Fermo and Tarquinia case-study
During the early first millennium BCE, central Italy experienced geopolitical changes characterized by the nucleation of populations recognized as early forms of urbanization. Human groups
Thursday 6 April
18:00 - 19:30
ITALY
Catriona Gallagher in conversation with Léna Lewis-King and Luca Peretti at Fondazione Giuliani
On 24 March, the British School at Rome presents the event “Catriona Gallagher in conversation with Léna Lewis-King and Luca Peretti: a dialogue and screening
Friday 24 March
18:30
ITALY
The Rome Transformed ‘Provocation’ Conference: Contesting Visualisations of the Eastern Caelian from the C1-C8 CE
Click here to register for online attendance for Day 1 Click here to register for online attendance for Day 2 Click here to see the
Thursday 23/03/2023 And Friday 24/03/2023
ITALY
City of Rome | Reconsidering the Villanovan phenomenon of pre-Roman Italy through an isotope-based perspective: the Fermo and Tarquinia case-study
During the early first millennium BCE, central Italy experienced geopolitical changes characterized by the nucleation of populations recognized as early forms of urbanization. Human groups
Thursday 6 April
18:00 - 19:30