PhD in CLASSICAL ANTIQUITY AND ITS RECEPTION: ARCHAEOLOGY,
PHILOLOGY, HISTORY

Giulia Rocco graduated in Archaeology and History of Greek and Roman Art in Rome and obtained a PhD in Archaeology. She has studied in Germany and Greece with fellowships from the DAAD, the Alexander von Humboldt Stiftung and the Italian Archaeological School in Athens. Since 1995 he has been working as a research fellow at the University of Tor Vergata, and then as  associate professor. She coordinates excavation and research projects, collaborating with national and international institutions.

Research interests: relations between the Greek world and other Mediterranean cultures in the Near East area, particularly between  8th and 6th centuries BC. Greek pottery, also in relationship to the different contexts in which it circulates. Greek art and its relation  with other  Mediterranean cultures. Greek and Roman sculpture from excavations and museum collections, decorative and iconographic studies. Excavation and research projects on sacred, domestic and public spaces in Greece and Italy.