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The Archaeological Expedition

The collaboration between University of Florence and Yerevan State University began in 2010, within the EU Enpi project “Liaisons for Growth”, devoted to fostering social-economic development through a Public Archaeology approach. The cooperation further developed into a research partnership agreement (2013-18) for investigating medieval Silk Road cultural landscapes in Armenia. Since 2014 the research project is funded by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and co-funded by the two Universities. Starting from 2017 the collaboration is supported also in the framework of Erasmus+ KA107.

Head of italian archaeological mission:

Prof. Michele Nucciotti

(SAGAS)

Head of scientific supervisor:

Prof. Guido Vannini

(SAGAS)

Head of Yereavan State University Team:

Prof. Hamlet Petrosyan

(YSU)

Head of geographical team:

Prof. Margherita Azzari (SAGAS)

Head of architectural team:

Prof. Cecilia Maria Roberta Luschi (DIDA)

Research Team

Archeology of Production:

Dr. Elisa Pruno (SAGAS)

Dr. Tatiana Vardanesova (YSU)

Territorial survey:

Dr. Paola Zamperlin (SAGAS) Ruben Hovsepyan (YSU)

Stratigraphic analysis:

Dr. Francesca Cheli (SAGAS)

Dr. Marianna De Falco (SAGAS)

3D modelling:

Dr. Lapo Somigli (SAGAS) Dr. Dimitri Pizzuto (SAGAS)

Architectural Survey:

DIDA – UNIFI

Co-directior of architectural team:

Prof. Laura Aiello (DIDA)

Architectural team members:

Novella Lecci

Maria Teresa Paciolla Luca Pasqualotti Filippo Prodi Alessandra Venturoli Alessandra Vezzi Benedetta Zamboni Marta Zerbini

Aerial views:

Arshalujs Mkrtchan

Partecipants of the training program (YSU):

Husik Melkonyan, Nzdeh Yeranyan, Gayane Aghayan Liana Vardanyan, Lilit Minasyan, Raya Sargsyan

Erasmus+ team members:

Dianna Sahakyan Gohar Galstyan Diletta Bigiotti Leonardo Squilloni

Partnership:

Riccardo Polveroni (RPLG) Rouben Galichian (“Friends of Armenia”NGO)

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