The University of Padua has worked on various projects dedicated to the study of the ancient Lybia. The first steps were related to the Greek and Roman site of Cyrene, where an Italian team worked in the first half of the Twentieth Century: these missions included Carlo Anti, born in Verona in 1889, professor of Archaeology and then Rector in Padua. He also attended to some thesis, such as the one written by Elena di Filippo Balestrazzi, dedicated to the study and the reconstruction for public fruition of Pratomedes’ monument in Cyrene. She was indeed one of his students, then professor of Archaeology in his University. Today the researches are focused on Tripoli and its museum, on history of archaeology in Lybia, expecially related to Carlo Anti’s activities and on the study of the Lybian evidences and materials, preserved in some museums of the Veneto in Italy.
L’Università di Padova e la Libia
ZANOVELLO, PAOLA;DEOTTO, GIULIA
2012
Abstract
The University of Padua has worked on various projects dedicated to the study of the ancient Lybia. The first steps were related to the Greek and Roman site of Cyrene, where an Italian team worked in the first half of the Twentieth Century: these missions included Carlo Anti, born in Verona in 1889, professor of Archaeology and then Rector in Padua. He also attended to some thesis, such as the one written by Elena di Filippo Balestrazzi, dedicated to the study and the reconstruction for public fruition of Pratomedes’ monument in Cyrene. She was indeed one of his students, then professor of Archaeology in his University. Today the researches are focused on Tripoli and its museum, on history of archaeology in Lybia, expecially related to Carlo Anti’s activities and on the study of the Lybian evidences and materials, preserved in some museums of the Veneto in Italy.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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