Dr. Cristiana Zaccagnino

Biography

Cristiana Zaccagnino is an esteemed faculty member at Queen's University, specializing in Classical Archaeology and ancient cultures. Her research explores methodologies in archaeology, including excavation, remote sensing, surface survey, and chemical analysis. Zaccagnino's academic contributions also emphasize the integration of digital techniques into the study of ancient societies, enhancing the understanding of Greek and Roman cultures. She has published works that reflect her expertise, including a notable title on funerary painting in ancient Tarquinia. Zaccagnino's teaching approach combines theoretical knowledge with hands-on experience, allowing students to engage directly in archaeological excavations under her guidance. Furthermore, her scholarly work aims to foster a greater appreciation of human values and achievements within historical contexts. She is actively involved in graduate studies at Queen's University, contributing to a rich academic environment that encourages exploration and discovery in the field of Classics and Archaeology.

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