Finally arrived ♥️

Yet again amazing finds from Heraclea reach us through the news. It reminds me of the great time with the keepers at of the Petrich Museum and DigiThrace. I recommend visiting the site, amazingly transformed now, and as a compainion the publication by prof. Vagalinski.

On my way to #Deultum and this is my late night reading

Not sure about this restoration… British Museum

Private audience with the emperor

Long lost siblings…?

Remember our visit to NyCarlsbergGlyptotek last year? While there we took a good look at an intriguing, large marble head probably representing emperor Nerva. Our Raffaella Bucolo's thoughts on this stunning piece and the image of Nerva in provinces are now out!👉bit.ly/3Wm8H9U

This is the official page of the Project КП-06-Н80/7 from 08.12.2023, "Upgrading the Historical Narrative: From Deultum to DigiDeultum", funded by the Bulgarian National Science Fund.

The first official numismatic campaign of #DigiDeultum was successfully finished last week with a ritual coin minting. Do not do this at home! Do it at #Deultum!

great to be in Deultum (Roman Thrace) with Hristina Ivanova-Anaplioti and daniele bursich as part of the international collaboration between our European Research Council (ERC) RESP Project and DigiDeultum #numismatics #RomanArt

a privilege to have the opportunity to study and 3D scan, among many objects, the magnificent bronze head of Septimius Severus found at the site in 1987 RESP Project DigiDeultum

a trip to Burgas on the Black Sea after a long day of hard work at Deultum with our lovely Bulgarian colleagues RESP Project DigiDeultum Hristina Ivanova-Anaplioti daniele bursich

Università di Verona RESP Project on the road again towards Sofia, stopping at Plovdiv (ancient Philippopolis) to the museum and the impressive theatre #RomanArchaeology

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European Research Council (ERC) RESP Project in Egypt! Working on the Cairo Egyptian Museum’s archives and studying Roman provincial portraits with Giorgia Cafici and daniele bursich

the emperors Augustus and Caracalla seen from Egypt as pharaohs at the Cairo Museum RESP Project #RomanArt

another impressive Caracalla in red granite among the colossal statues of the stunning The Grand Egyptian Museum -GEM by the pyramids European Research Council (ERC) RESP Project

Only Victoria and eager numismatist are prepared to drag with happiness such a weight, being a hostage or the photographic equipment! We're ready for the next campaign!

A whole day spent learning about new ways of looking at Roman portraits using 3D. It's always great when scholars come together to share knowledge, skills and ideas!