Laura Sarli M.A.

Foto Laura Sarli

Studies and Academic Experience:

  • March-July 2025: Scholarship at the University of Perugia, in the field of Demoethnoanthropological Disciplines, for a research activity entitled: ""Attività di ricerca sulla valutazione delle dinamiche concernenti la sicurezza in manifestazioni pubbliche in spazi all’aperto, con particolare riferimento ai processi partecipativi nella realizzazione della Festa dei Ceri a Gubbio”.
  • since April 2021 ESRs CARMEN (Communal Art – Reconceptualising Metrical Epigraphy Network) project, a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Innovative Training Network (ITN) funded within the EU Framework Programme for Research and Innovation (Horizon 2020). PhD candidate at Universität Trier in collaboration with the Rheinisches Landesmuseum Trier ( https://carmen-itn.eu/research-project-esr-11/ ). Title PhD research "Communication Concepts of Archaeological Sites. Reactions to Social and Didactic Changes".
  • 2017-2020  M.A. Classical Archaeology -  Department of Antiquities, Philosophy and History - Sapienza Università di Roma - Master Thesis "L'arco nelle città romana e nella città maya: confronto strutturale e urbanistico".
  • 2019: ERASMUS+ ExtraUE - MEXICO - Courses: Mayan archaeology and culture - Mayan epigraphy - Heritage conservation. Universidad Autónoma De Yucatán (UADY), Mérida (Yucatán). 
  • 2015 - 2018: B.A. 1st Level Academic Diploma Course in Ballet with a Technical Analytical Focus – Accademia Nazionale di Danza, Roma. 
  • 2013 - 2017: B.A. Classical Literature -  Department of Humanities-Languages, Literature and Ancient and Modern Civilisation - Università degli Studi di Perugia -  Bachelor Thesis: "Danzatori nella Pittura di Pompei".

Award:

2021: Award "Laureato eccellente" for the academic year  2019/2020 - Università di Roma La Sapienza

Internship

  • April-May 2022: Internship in Publishing, Production at Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden Netherlands.

Excavations:

I have participated in scientific excavation and preventive archaeological campaigns, including:

  • Feb 2025 Saline di Tarquinia - University of Groningen
  • Aug 2020  - Umbertide, Italy -  Archeolab company 
  • Aug 2019 - Sep 2019 - Amelia, Italy - Archeolab company
  • Oct 2018 - Nov 2018 - Northeast slopes of the Palatine -  Rome - Università di Roma La Sapienza    
  • Sep 2018 - Oct 2018 - Roman villa rustica in Mondragone, Campania -Archeolab company
  • Sep 2017 - Oct 2017 -  Etruscan villa in Vetulonia, Tuscany - Università degli Studi di Perugia
  • Jul 2017 - Aug 2017 - Urvinum Hortense - Cannara, Umbria - Università degli Studi di Perugia   

Presentations and Events:

"Bronzen als Träger regionaler Identitäten", conference at the Universität Trier. Sarli, L. The Tabulae Iguvinae: a testimony to the identity of the community of Gubbio. Trier, 2025.

XXIX Week of Classical Studies of the Faculty of Sciences and Letters of UNESP/2024, Araraquara, Brasil. Sarli, L. Bailarines en la pintura de Pompeya.

Norwegian Institute in Rome. UiO. 2021. “Heritage: Premodern Perspectives” Sarli, L. The Tabulae Iguvinae. From the purchase to the musealization. Workshop: "Heritage: Premodern Perspectives".

Trier ZAT-Kolloquium im Wintersemester 2022/23 Colloquium for international doctoral students and postdocs in ancient studies at the University of Trier. Sarli, L. Communication Concepts of archaeological sites. Reactions to social and didactic changes.

Trier Synergia Colloquium for international doctoral students and postdocs in ancient studies at the University of Trier. Sarli, L., Lemes, A. Applying Pedagogical Activities on Epigraphy and Archaeology at "Science is Wonderful!", a fair organized by EU-Commission and MSCA.

“Social media in the Ancient World", conference organised by the CARMEN project. Sarli, L. Archaeological parks/museums and social media. Some case studies from Germany and Netherlands. Museo Parc Alésia, Alise-Sainte-Reine, France, 2023 (paper in press).

Lemes, A.; Sarli, L. Write like the Ancient Romans. Science is Wonderful, a fair organised by EU-Commission and MSCA, Brussels, 2023.

Organised Seminars and Conferences

03.09 - 06.09.2025 Session at the EAA 2025 Belgrade Empowering Heights: the Impact of Human Agency on Ancient Upland Sanctuaries between Nature and Ritual. Belgrade University (Co-Organisers: A. Piccioni, Universität Trier; M. Negro, University of Cambridge).

09.04 - 12-04.2024 Resonances of the Ancient World in Contemporary Culture, funded by the Communal Art - Reconceptualising Metrical Epigraphy Network (CARMEN), Universität Trier.

Workshops

13/01/2024 – 21/01/2024 Athens, WORKSHOP: "COMMUNICATING ARCHAEOLOGY", British School at Athens (BSA)

19/09/2023 – 23/09/2023 – Rome, WORKSHOP: “WHAT’S IN A MANUSCRIPT?” At Sapienza Università di Roma, organised by the CARMEN project.

22/03/2023 – 01/05/2023 Tunis, Tunisia WORKSHOP "INTERCULTURAL EXCHANGE" Istituto Italiano di Cultura, Tunisi, and Scuola Archeologica Italiana di Cartagine

17/10/2022 – 19/10/2022 Madrid, WORKSHOP "CULTURAL HERITAGE" Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando de Madrid

16/09/2022 – 17/09/2022 Rome, WORKSHOP "SOCIOLINGUISTICS" Sapienza Università di Roma

 21/06/2022 – 23/06/2022 Rome, WORSHOP "DATA STRUCTURE AND LINKED OPEN DATA" Sapienza Università di Roma

14/12/2021 – 16/12/2021 Kiel, WORPSHOP "DISCOVERING ROMAN CITIES" University of Kiel

08/11/2021 – 10/11/2021 Merida, WORKSHOP "OBJECTS OF THE PAST - PRESENTATION AND MUSEOLOGY" Museo Nacional de Arte Romano

02/11/2021 – 06/11/2021 Seville, WORKSHOPS "EDITING TEXTS OF THE ANCIENT WORLD" AND "MODERN TEXT THEORIES, ANALYTICAL ANNOTATION TOOLS, SATE-OF-THE-ART INSTRUMENTS IN ANALOGUE AND DIGITAL EDITING" University of Seville

06/10/2021 – 08/10/2021 Rome, WORKSHOP: "HERITAGE: PREMODERN PERSPECTIVES" Norwegian Institute in Rome. UiO.

20/09/2021 – 25/09/2021 Rome, WORKSHOP "THE BRITISH SCHOOL AT ROME (BSR) COURSE IN EPIGRAPHY 2021" The British School at Rome (BSR)

21/06/2021 – 25/06/2021 INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL "EPIGRAPHY FOR THE STUDY OF THE LATIN LANGUAGE" University of Lisbon