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Science at Museo delle Scienze: Research Report 2010-2011
prehisTory research group
GiAMPAolo dAlMeRi
Head of the Prehistory Section
Born in Pergine (Trent) in 1952. in 1977 he
obtained his degree in Geology at the university
of Ferrara with a degree in human
Paleontology. he works for about 35 years
of prehistoric antiquity. conducts research
projects sponsored by the Museum relating
the oldest alpine human population,
especially in Trentino. currently directs the
research and palaeoenvironmental paletnologiche
to shelter dalmeri Grigno in wetlands
Palù echen in Folgaria and Malga
Palù (Plateau Vezzene, levico-spa), a laget
(Predaia-Val di non) and in the shelter of
Monteterlago (Terlago). in the years ‘80-
’90 he collaborated on numerous research
projects on the Mesolithic in Trentino, in the valley and at high altitude ,
and others with the Archaeological superintendence of Trento for excavations
on different histories in Val d’Adige and Trentino West. he discovered
the shelter in 1990 he was named, and research and interdisciplinary that
followed under his direction have shown exceptional employment-related
human aspects, such as residential mobility, ways of life and hunting, art
and rituals of the ancient hunter-gatherers of the late upper Paleolithic.
since 1997, he coordinated more than 30 theses (undergraduate and Phd)
in science Prehistoric Archaeological and cultural heritage to address. has
participated in 40 conferences / whorkshop national and internationally, in
person or as a co-author, 20 posters and 30 oral communications. he is
co-author of about 100 works in scientific journals. he has published over
250 scientific articles, popular science and book chapters. he is Associate
ordinary of ‘italian institute of Prehistory and early history”, based in Florence
(iiPP).
elisABeTTA FloR
Research assistant
Born in cles (Tn) February 28, 1982, received
his Master degree in Prehistoric sciences at
university of Ferrara March 20th, 2009 with
an elaborate analysis of the lithic technology
of the levels of the shelter sauveterriani Romagnano
loc iii (Tn). on 21 March 2005,
he received his Bachelor’s degree in cultural
heritage, Archaeological and at the university
of Trento, with an elaborate analysis of the
lithic technology levels sauveterrinai shelter
Pradestel (Tn). since 2006 he collaborates
occasionally with the Tridentine Museum of
natural science as a technical consultant / scientific materials for inventory
and computerization of the collections in storage proto at the laboratory of
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