Double PhD by the Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology (MAE-2024) of the University of Sao Paulo (USP) and the Dipartimento di Storia Culture Civiltà (DiSCi-2024) of Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna (UNIBO), awarded with fellowships of the Sao Paulo Research Foundation (FAPESP). M.A. in Classical Archaeology, sponsored by FAPESP. Undergraduate in History by the São Paulo State University, Faculty of Social and Human Sciences of Franca (UNESP-FCHS-2012). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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"The coming of the Greeks" brings to discussion the events related to the arrive of the Greek speakers in the Aegean. When, why and how these events taken place form the archaeological, linguistic and genetic question about the Indo-European origins and its infiltration route in Eurasia. The linguistic identity of past people studied by means of its archaeological remains is a topic that …
The urbanism of ancient Greece comes under the archaeological and the textual sources that the researcher has the opportunity to consult for analyze the way that the Greeks structure the space in order to inscribe their representation of the kosmos in the materiality. Hippodamus of Miletus was a philosopher-urbanist of classical antiquity, born around 500 BCE in the Ionian city of Miletus…
Ever since the late-nineteenth century, ethnic labels given to prehistoric people by the pioneers of archaeology have framed the discussion over perceptions of cultural identity. In a historiographically informed perspective, it is important to evaluate what are the relations of continuity and rupture that have been perceived in the ascription of collective identity. What are the criteria…
Organize space in order to settle in a new landscape is to give material reality to the existence of a group. The relationship between landscape and a human group necessarily involves weave together things, places, bodies and gestures. We believe that in this sense, all this weaving occurs according to a rhythm, that we can well call poetics: word derived from the Greek poïen, 'make', 'pr…
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