EMANUELA BORGIA

Prof.ssa Borgia - Orario delle lezioni A.A. 2025-2026
 
Archeologia delle province romane (LT) e Archeologia Classica (Scienze del Turismo, LT) 
 
I Semestre – inizio lezioni lunedì 6 ottobre 2025
Lunedì 14-16, Aula di Storia della musica "Nino Pirrotta" , Edificio di Lettere e Filosofia (CU003)
Giovedì 18-20, Aula De Martino, Edificio di Lettere e Filosofia (CU 003)
 
Archeologia del Mediterraneo in età romana / Archeologia delle province romane avanzato (LM)
 
I Semestre – inizio lezioni lunedì 6 ottobre 2025
Lunedì 16-18, Aula D Egittologia, Edificio di Lettere e Filosofia (CU003)
Giovedì 16-18, Aula E, Edificio di Lettere e Filosofia (CU003)
 
 
Archaeology of the Near Eastern Roman Provinces (LM)
I Semester – Lessons will start on October 14, 2025
Tuesday: 2-4 pm, Aula D, Building of Botanica e Genetica (CU022)
Thursday: 2-4 pm Aula D, Building of Botanica e Genetica (CU022)
NB. For the students who didn't get their Visa yet the lessons can be taken also online through the platform zoom. To get the link please contact prof. Borgia (emanuela.borgia@uniroma1.it) or enter the platform Moodle where you will find all the information needed.
 
Roman Archaeology – ArchMat (LM)
I Semester – Lessons will start on October 14, 2025
Tuesday: 2-4 pm, Aula D, Building of Botanica e Genetica (CU022)
Thursday: 2-4 pm Aula D, Building of Botanica e Genetica (CU022)
 
Tirocinio sulla ceramica romana della Basilica Costantiniana di Ostia
II Semestre – Gli incontri, con frequenza obbligatoria, avranno luogo a partire dal mese di gennaio 2025, secondo un calendario che sarà comunicato agli studenti interessati entro il mese di febbraio 2026.
 
 

Emanuela BORGIA – curriculum vitae

Emanuela Borgia is Associate Professor of Classical Archaeology and Archaeology of the Roman Provinces in the Facoltà di Lettere e Filosofia, Dipartimento di Scienze dell'Antichità, Sapienza, Università di Roma. She is also member of the teaching body of the Ph.D. School of Archaeology (Classical Archaeology) of the same University.

Since 2020 she is Director of the Archaeological Excavation of the late Roman and Early Medieval Necropolis of Castel Sozzio (Civitella D’Agliano, VT). She participated with leading roles to various archaeological excavations in Italy, and to archaeological missions in Greece, Turkey, Egypt, and Iraq.

She is currently coordinator of the following National and International projects:
- Necropolis of Castel Sozzio (VT) excavation and research;
- Hadrian’s wall and the frontier of the Roman Empire, with Tullie House Museum & Art Gallery Trust, Carlisle, UK;
- Study of the pottery from the Roman cistern at Spoletino (VT);
- Research on Archaeology, History of Art and Ancient History of Anatolia and the Mediterranean, with Koç University, Suna & İnan Kıraç Akdeniz Medeniyetleri Araştırma Merkezi (AKMED) of Antalya.
She is currently member of the following National and International research groups:
- Excavation and Research at Antinoupolis (Egypt);
- Excavation and Research at Paikuli (Iraq, Kurdistan);
- Atlas of the Ancient Near East (AANE), Sapienza University.

Author of several scientific papers and books, she participated to manifold national and international congresses. She addressed her research mainly on:
- History and archaeology of the Roman Provinces;
- Urban planning and Architecture in the Eastern Provinces of Roman Empire (Asia Minor, Syria, Egypt);
- Roman and Late Roman architectural decoration;
- Roman and Late Roman pottery in Italy and in the Roman Provinces;
- Greek and Roman epigraphy in the Roman and Byzantine East;
- Migration and mobility in the ancient Mediterranean.
- The frontiers of the Roman Empire