THE MUMMIES — and More
- 2024–2025, Genoa – Mummy Project: study and analysis of three mummies from the Museo di Archeologia Ligure in Genoa Pegli.
- 2022–2024, Erba – Mummy Project: study, analysis, restoration, and exhibition of the mummies and small Egyptian collection of the Museo Civico di Erba.
- 2019–2021, Bergamo – Mummy Project “A Mummy to Save”: study, analysis, restoration, and exhibition of the mummy of Ankhekhonsu at the Museo Civico Archeologico di Bergamo.
- 2017–2018, Brescia – Mummy Project: study, analysis, and exhibition of the human and animal mummies of the Museo di Scienze Naturali di Brescia.
- 2015–2017, Pavia – Mummy Project: study, analysis, and exhibition of the human mummies at the Archaeological Museum of the University of Pavia.
- 2012–2016, Merano – Mummy Project: study, analysis, and exhibition of the mummy of the Palais Mamming Museum in Merano.
- 2008–2011, Ankhpakhered Mummy Project: study and analysis of the mummy of Ankhpakhered from the Museo Civico di Asti.
- 2011: first complete endoscopy performed on a mummy in Italy!
As Curator of the Egyptian Collection of the Buonconsiglio Castle, Trento
April 2009: radiological analyses (CT scan) and study of the cat mummy from the castle’s Egyptian collection at the Santa Chiara Hospital in Trento.
2007: research project with Prof. Maurizio Tosi (University of Bologna) and Prof. Carl Lamberg-Karlovsky (Department of Anthropology, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA): “Looking Beyond the Ocean Frontiers: Egypt and the Red Sea, Mesopotamia and the Arabian Sea in Comparative Perspectives.”
2006–2007: research project with Prof. Maurizio Tosi and Dr. Simone Mantellini: analysis of large monumental structures (Large Collective Works) as a means to understand social complexity.