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Eugenio Tamburrino
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2022-2026: Associated researcher at Università della Svizzera Italiana, Accademia di Accademia, Laboratorio di Storia delle Alpi
2022- ongoing: General Secretary at Canova Foundation/Museo Gypsotheca Antonio Canova.
2020 - 2022: Administrative and Development Manager at the Museo Gypsotheca Antonio Canova.
2019-2020 1-year research fellowship in Classical Archaeology at University of Padova, Department of Cultural Heritage
2015-January 2019: PhD in Archaeology - Università Ca' Foscari (Venezia), Università degli Studi di Udine, Università degli studi di Trieste (approved summa cum laude)
PhD project title: "Aquae Alpinae: l’acqua nell’arco alpino orientale in età romana. Approvvigionamento,
deflusso, gestione, aspetti sociali"; Supervisor: Prof. Luigi Sperti.
The thesis was awarded with the "Lise - Perego award" by Fondazione G. Angelini, the "Enrico De Nard award" by the Archivio Storico di Belluno, Feltre e Cadore journal, and with the Alps-Adriatic Scientific Award by the Alps-Adriatic Rectors’ Conference (AARC).
2014-2015 (suspended): Specialisation School in Archaeological Heritage - Università degli Studi di Padova.
2011-2014: M.A. in Archaeological Science - Università degli Studi di Padova (110/110 cum laude)
Thesis: "Il sistema idraulico di Veleia: nuove considerazioni"; Supervisor: Prof.ssa Paola Zanovello, Co-supervisors: Prof.ssa Rita Deiana, Dott. Italo Riera.
2006-2010: B.A. in Archaeological Heritage - Alma Mater Studiorum Università di Bologna (110/110 cum laude)
Thesis: "L'acquedotto romano di Ravenna - una revisione topografica dei dati noti"; Supervisor: Prof. Dario Giorgetti, Co-supervisors: Prof. Max Victor David, Dott. Simone Mantellini.
The thesis was awarded as the best thesis produced about Ravenna and its territory between 2008 and 2011 ("Mario Dragoni" prize, promoted by University of Bologna, Flaminia Foundation and Ravenna Municipality).
2022-2026: Associated researcher at Università della Svizzera Italiana, Accademia di Accademia, Laboratorio di Storia delle Alpi
2022- ongoing: General Secretary at Canova Foundation/Museo Gypsotheca Antonio Canova.
2020 - 2022: Administrative and Development Manager at the Museo Gypsotheca Antonio Canova.
2019-2020 1-year research fellowship in Classical Archaeology at University of Padova, Department of Cultural Heritage
2015-January 2019: PhD in Archaeology - Università Ca' Foscari (Venezia), Università degli Studi di Udine, Università degli studi di Trieste (approved summa cum laude)
PhD project title: "Aquae Alpinae: l’acqua nell’arco alpino orientale in età romana. Approvvigionamento,
deflusso, gestione, aspetti sociali"; Supervisor: Prof. Luigi Sperti.
The thesis was awarded with the "Lise - Perego award" by Fondazione G. Angelini, the "Enrico De Nard award" by the Archivio Storico di Belluno, Feltre e Cadore journal, and with the Alps-Adriatic Scientific Award by the Alps-Adriatic Rectors’ Conference (AARC).
2014-2015 (suspended): Specialisation School in Archaeological Heritage - Università degli Studi di Padova.
2011-2014: M.A. in Archaeological Science - Università degli Studi di Padova (110/110 cum laude)
Thesis: "Il sistema idraulico di Veleia: nuove considerazioni"; Supervisor: Prof.ssa Paola Zanovello, Co-supervisors: Prof.ssa Rita Deiana, Dott. Italo Riera.
2006-2010: B.A. in Archaeological Heritage - Alma Mater Studiorum Università di Bologna (110/110 cum laude)
Thesis: "L'acquedotto romano di Ravenna - una revisione topografica dei dati noti"; Supervisor: Prof. Dario Giorgetti, Co-supervisors: Prof. Max Victor David, Dott. Simone Mantellini.
The thesis was awarded as the best thesis produced about Ravenna and its territory between 2008 and 2011 ("Mario Dragoni" prize, promoted by University of Bologna, Flaminia Foundation and Ravenna Municipality).
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The present contribution aims to analyse the surroundings of El Outaya, north of Biskra (Algeria), focusing on two different moments when this area was occupied by military forces coming from Europe: Romanisation and the French invasion. Comparing the spatial organization, with a particular focus on the military infrastructures, the invaders gave to the territory, the article attempts to highlight some more general differences between the two historical moments. A specific attention is given to some written accounts found in a French military fort.
management of some Roman settlements in the Eastern Alps, between the Regio X – Venetia et Histria and the Province of Noricum.
The paper takes into account the profile of Antonio Zannoni, an Italian Engineer who played a relevant role in discovering and restoring ancient aqueducts in the Emilia-Romagna and Marche regions in the mid and late 19th century. Among the most relevant task undertaken by Zannoni there were the re-activation of the Roman aqueduct in Bologna, the ancient Bononia, which took some twenty years between 1860s and 1880s, as well as the projects for the restoration of the Roman aqueducts in Forlì and in Pesaro. The paper focuses on the methodological contributions given by Zannoni to this field of study, that was highly innovated through the technical approach Zannoni used to analyze the ancient infrastructures as well as through the ‘standardization’ of his method, applied to several aqueducts.
that the exploitation of rivers and channels had for the circulation of people and goods and
for the socio-economical developement of this area. At the same time, in the Euganean landscape several
land reclamation interventions were undertaken, that deeply modified the landscape. This paper
aims to take into account the evolution of the hydric Euganean landscape and its exploitation through
an analysis of the archival documentation issued between 9th and 19th centuries.
a cura di Eugenio Tamburrino
[Seren del Grappa]: Edizioni DBS, 2022.
ISBN 978-88-33681-02-3
Materiali della terza International Summer School “Water Management in arid and semiarid climates in Roman time” (Feltre, 22-26 Agosto 2016)
ISBN 978-88-33680-44-6
Materiali della seconda International Summer School «Water and the City: hydraulic systems in the Roman Age» (Feltre, 24-28 Agosto 2015)
[Seren del Grappa]: Edizioni DBS, 2018. - 242 pp.: ill. 262; 1,3 cm.
ISBN 978-88-33680-04-0
Materiali della prima International Summer School “Hydraulic Systems In The Roman World” (Feltre, 25-29 Agosto 2014)
ISBN: 978-88-99369-64-4
The present contribution aims to analyse the surroundings of El Outaya, north of Biskra (Algeria), focusing on two different moments when this area was occupied by military forces coming from Europe: Romanisation and the French invasion. Comparing the spatial organization, with a particular focus on the military infrastructures, the invaders gave to the territory, the article attempts to highlight some more general differences between the two historical moments. A specific attention is given to some written accounts found in a French military fort.
management of some Roman settlements in the Eastern Alps, between the Regio X – Venetia et Histria and the Province of Noricum.
The paper takes into account the profile of Antonio Zannoni, an Italian Engineer who played a relevant role in discovering and restoring ancient aqueducts in the Emilia-Romagna and Marche regions in the mid and late 19th century. Among the most relevant task undertaken by Zannoni there were the re-activation of the Roman aqueduct in Bologna, the ancient Bononia, which took some twenty years between 1860s and 1880s, as well as the projects for the restoration of the Roman aqueducts in Forlì and in Pesaro. The paper focuses on the methodological contributions given by Zannoni to this field of study, that was highly innovated through the technical approach Zannoni used to analyze the ancient infrastructures as well as through the ‘standardization’ of his method, applied to several aqueducts.
that the exploitation of rivers and channels had for the circulation of people and goods and
for the socio-economical developement of this area. At the same time, in the Euganean landscape several
land reclamation interventions were undertaken, that deeply modified the landscape. This paper
aims to take into account the evolution of the hydric Euganean landscape and its exploitation through
an analysis of the archival documentation issued between 9th and 19th centuries.
a cura di Eugenio Tamburrino
[Seren del Grappa]: Edizioni DBS, 2022.
ISBN 978-88-33681-02-3
Materiali della terza International Summer School “Water Management in arid and semiarid climates in Roman time” (Feltre, 22-26 Agosto 2016)
ISBN 978-88-33680-44-6
Materiali della seconda International Summer School «Water and the City: hydraulic systems in the Roman Age» (Feltre, 24-28 Agosto 2015)
[Seren del Grappa]: Edizioni DBS, 2018. - 242 pp.: ill. 262; 1,3 cm.
ISBN 978-88-33680-04-0
Materiali della prima International Summer School “Hydraulic Systems In The Roman World” (Feltre, 25-29 Agosto 2014)
ISBN: 978-88-99369-64-4
Convegno "ARCHEOLOGIA E DOCUMENTAZIONE FOTOGRAFICA D’ARCHIVIO - Dal dagherrotipo all'avvento della fotografia digitale"
direction of Prof. Paola Zanovello – the second
international Summer School on “Water and the city:
hydraulic systems in the roman age”, that will be held in
Feltre (BL) from 24th to 28th of August 2015. The Summer
School is projected to be a highly intensive course ( nine
lesson-hours per day), focused on the hydraulic topics
during the Roman time. The hydraulic infrastructures
had such a high importance and were such widespread
that this course results a unique formative opportunity.
The Summer School will deal with the
technical-archaeological aspects of the water supply,
stocking, distribution and wasting management in the
Roman urban settlements. Moreover, you will come into
contact with some methodological aspects to approach
the hydraulic structures, and technical - juridical
aspects to assure a correct and full knowledge and
valorization of this kind of relics. Both theoretical and
practical activities, as well as some didactic excursions,
are scheduled. The course is given a real multi-discipline
approach thanks to the international provenance of the
lecturers, their diversified formation and the
membership to different boards, both of research and
Cultural Heritage safeguard. The Summer School is
addressed to Bachelor and Master Students, Phd.
students or degreed, scholar and to employees in all the
fields linked to Cultural Heritage safeguard,
conservation and valorization boards. The course will be
activated for a minimum of 15 persons and will host a
maximum of 25 persons.
At the end of the School an attendance certification
will be released. This certification gives the chance
to claim 4 C.F.U. – E.C.T.S. (European Credit Transfer
System).
The Summer School will be held in Feltre (Belluno) from 24th to 28th of August 2015.
The partecipation fee amounts to € 490, and includes: didactic activities, for
excursions, practical laboratories, didactic materials, meals, accomodation in a
double or triple room, attendance certification and gadgets. To submit to the
Summer School, please send an email to idraulica.antica@gmail.com until Friday, 07th
August 2015. If you are interested in non-residential fees (280€), please contact us using
the mail address or you can find us in Facebook
(www.facebook.com/idraulica.antica)
idraulica.antica@gmail.com
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