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| Name: Prof Giulia Recchia Honorary Title: Honorary Research Fellow Email: g.recchia@ucl.ac.uk IoA staff nominator’s name and email address: Sue Hamilton s.hamilton@ucl.ac.uk |
- Profile
IoA Involvement:
Giulia Recchia is Associate Professor in Prehistory and Protohistory at the Sapienza University of Rome, where she teaches Palaeoethnology and Prehistory and Protohistory. She the director of the Italian Archaeological Mission in Malta (2021-ongoing).
She is collaborating with Prof Sue Hamilton and Prof Ruth Whitehouse in the UCL/UNIFG Prehistory Project: ‘the Tavoliere-Gargano Interface’, which focuses on the settlement patterns and socio-economic use of the landscape between the upper Tavoliere plain and the Gargano promontory (Apulia- Italy) during late Prehistory (Neolithic, Bronze Age, Early Iron Age).
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- Publications
Research Publications
- Recchia G. 2021, Reaching across the Adriatic: northern and western interactions of the Cetina phenomenon (25th-20th centuries BC), Godišnjak/Jahrbuch 49, 2020: 5-28.
- Cazzella A., Recchia G., 2020, The origin of inequality in central and southern Italy during the Copper Age, in F. Balossi Restelli, A. Cardarelli, G.M. Di Nocera, L. Manzanilla, L. Mori, G. Palumbi, H. Pittman (Eds.) Pathways through Arslantepe. Essays in Honour of Marcella Frangipane, Viterbo: 63-74.
- Recchia G., Cazzella A. 2019, Coppa Nevigata in the Wider Context of Bronze Age Fortified Settlements in South-eastern Italy and the Adriatic Area, in Hansen S., Krause R. (eds) Bronze Age Fortresses in Europe. Proceedings of the 2nd LOEWE conference (9-13 October 2017 in Alba Julia), Bonn: 81-97.
- Cazzella A., Recchia G. 2018, Settlement patterns and developments towards urban life in central and southern Italy during the Bronze Age, Origini XLI: 339-358.
- Recchia G., Cazzella A. 2017, Permeable boundaries in the late 3rd millennium BC Central Mediterranean: contacts and mobility between the Balkans, Greece, southern Italy and Malta, in A. Vlachopoulos, Y. Lolos, R. Laffineur, M. Fotidias (eds), Hesperos. The Aegean Seen from the West, Proceedings of the 16th International Aegean Conference, Aegaeum 41, Peeters, Leuven, pp. 93-103.