Teaching & Talks

I teach a variety of subjects, mostly related to the Roman world, such as Roman Archaeology, Roman History, Latin Language, but also broader subjects such as Archaeological Theory, Cultural Heritage, and the Impact of the Past in the Present. I supervise PhD students in these subjects in the UK and Italy, and I serve as a member of several undergraduate Honors Committee in the USA.

I have given lectures and public talks on these subjects in numerous universities and other Public Institutions, and I am always interested to be involved in discussions in venues that go beyond the academia, such as libraries, sites of reflection on the past and social justice, and venues of community building.

Teaching experience

2025: University of Radboud in Nijmgen Guest Lecturer: “Archaeology of Subalterns” for the Vulgar Culture MA module.

2024: University of Trento Guest Lecturer: “An Archaeology of Effort in Roman-Period Sardinia” for the Archaeology of the Roman Provinces BA module.

2022: Ca’ Foscari University of Venice Teaching Assistant for the Landscape Archaeology MA module.

2021: Ca’ Foscari University of Venice Teaching Assistant for the Medieval Archaeology BA module.

Recent invited talks

_{2025: University of Verona, Department of Classics “Domestic Violence in the Roman World”.}

_{2024: University of Nottingham, Department of Classics and Archaeology “The Body, The Island and the Empire”.}

_{2024: Instituto Nacional de Antropologia e Historia, Mexico City “A Feminist, Postcolonial Archaeology of the Body in Roman-Period Mediterranean” for the World Archaeology Programme.}

_{2024: Society of Italian Studies, Royal Holloway “Decolonising Gramsci’s Body: An Archaeological Perspective” for the Postcolonial Gramsci(s?) in Trans-historical Perspectives conference session.}

_{2024: UCL Roman Archaeology Conference (RAC) “Embodying Roman Failure: Bodies in Alliance in Rural Sardinia” for the Winners and Losers: Failure in the Roman World panel.}

_{2023: Royal Holloway “Women, Bodies, Roman Archaeology”, at the Women as Subaltern? Gramsci’s Thought, Women’s History, and Gender History symposium.}

_{2023: Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference (TRAC) “Materiality of an Event: Roman Archaeology and the Football Male World Cup 2022”.}