Cinzia BETTINESCHI
- Position
- Adjunct Professor
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cinzia.bettineschi@unive.it
- Website
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https://www.unive.it/web/en/19197/people/cinzia.bettineschi(personal record)
Teaching activity current year
Teaching activity previous years
Activities and research skills
- Settore Scientifico Disciplinare (SSD) affine
- METODOLOGIE DELLA RICERCA ARCHEOLOGICA [L-ANT/10]
- Geographic areas in which the research experience mainly applies
- Internazionale: Europa, Medio Oriente
- Known languages
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inglese
(scritto: avanzato parlato: avanzato)
francese (scritto: intermedio parlato: intermedio)
tedesco (scritto: base parlato: base)
italiano (scritto: madrelingua parlato: madrelingua)
- Participation in editorial boards of scientific journals/book series
- Redattrice e segretaria di redazione della rivista "Archeologia Veneta - Journal of Ancient Studies on North-Eastern Italy"
- Participation as referees of national and international research projects
- Postdoctoral Fellowships - Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (2019-2020 and 2020-2021)
Publication highlights
Magnini, Luigi; De Guio, Armando; Bettineschi, Cinzia Remote Sensing and Artificial Intelligence for Mountain Archaeology , The Oxford Handbook of Mountain Archaeology, Oxford, Oxford University Press (ISBN 9780197608005; 9780197608036)
DOI 2024,
Book Article - ARCA card: 10278/5061501
Bettineschi, Cinzia; Angelini, Ivana Reflections into Ptolemaic glass, II: characterizing yellow, yellowish‐orange, red, and brown inlays from Tebtynis in ARCHAEOMETRY, vol. XX (ISSN 0003-813X)
DOI 2023,
Journal Article - ARCA card: 10278/5031361
Cinzia Bettineschi; Luigi Magnini; Giovanni Azzalin; Armando De Guio Clearence cairnfields forever: combining AI and LiDAR data in the Marcesina upland (northern Italy) in POST-CLASSICAL ARCHAEOLOGIES, vol. 12, pp. 49-68 (ISSN 2039-7895)
- URL correlato 2022,
Journal Article - ARCA card: 10278/5020150
Bettineschi, C; Angelini, I Reflections into Ptolemaic glass: Colorless, white, blue, and green inlays from the workshop of Tebtynis in ARCHAEOMETRY, vol. 65, pp. 653-690 (ISSN 0003-813X)
DOI 2022,
Journal Article - ARCA card: 10278/5020152
Bettineschi C.; Magnini L.; Faresin Emanuela; Burigana L.; De Guio A.; Salemi G. More than meets the eye. Structured light and 3D enhancing strategies: the case of the Assa Valley rock art (Vicenza, Italy) , New challenges for rock art research in the Digital Era, BAR publishing-107 (ISBN 9781407360119)
- URL correlato 2022,
Book Article - ARCA card: 10278/5020145
List of publications
Curriculum vitae
Cinzia Bettineschi (PhD) is currently Associate Professor at Pegaso University, after three years as Lecturer and Researcher at the Department of Classical Archaeology, University of Augsburg (Germany). Since 2021, she is also Adjunct Professor at the Ca' Foscari University of Venice. She received her post-MA Specialization (2013) and PhD (2018) from the University of Padua, with research on the archaeology and archaeometry of Egyptian vitreous materials. Her main interests include the archaeology of craft productions, pre-Roman vitreous materials, the protohistory of northern Italy, remote sensing, artificial intelligence, and public archaeology.
She has participated to archaeological missions in Italy, Israel, and Pakistan. Since 2014, she collaborates in organizing the annual excavation campaigns at the protohistoric village of Bostel in Rotzo (Vicenza, Italy) and since 2022 she co-directs the excavations together with Luigi Magnini.
She serves as reviewer for several international journals and collaborates with the European Commission in the evaluation of Marie Skłodowska-Curie - Personal Fellowships as Expert Evaluator and Rapporteur. In addition, she is a directive board member of the "Centro Camuno di Studi Preistorici (CCSP)" Research Center and of the Archaeological Society of Veneto.
She is the author or co-author of ca. 60 scientific publications, including 1 monograph, 2 edited volumes and ca. 20 indexed papers; in 2022 she won the Rakow Grant for Glass Research from the Corning Museum of Glass (USA) and the Wilkinson-McKenzie International Research Grant for Ancient History and Archaeology (UK).
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