Gilson Rambelli

Associate Professor III of the Department of Archaeology of the Federal University of Sergipe; Professor of the Graduate Programs in Archaeology (PROARQ-UFS) and Anthropology (PPGA-UFS) of the Federal University of Sergipe; Member of the International Committee on Underwater Cultural Heritage / International Council of Monuments and Sites (ICUCH / ICOMOS). He was Director of the Campus of Laranjeiras of UFS (2012-2021) and the Museum of Archaeology of Xingó /MAX-UFS (2013-2020); President of the Brazilian Archaeology Society (management 2011-2013) and author of the Books "Archaeology under water" (E. Maranta, 2002); Underwater Archaeology in Cananéia (Ed. Prismas, 2016); and The Planet Orange Ball (Infographic, 2023). Specialist in Underwater Archaeology / Nautical / Maritime Underwater Cultural Heritage Management; Historical Archaeology; Public Archaeology; Slaver Ship Archaeology / Researcher at Network Slave Wrecks Project (George Washington University / NMAAHC Smithsonian); and heritage education. He is leader of the CNPq Research Group in Archaeology of Aquatic Environments, Coordinator of the Laboratory of Archaeology of Aquatic Environments of the Federal University of Sergipe (LAAA / UFS); Scientific Director of the AfrOrigens Institute, and NAUI Diving Instructor (Source: Lattes Curriculum)