Francesca Ricci Email & Phone Number

London, England, United Kingdom

London, England, United Kingdom

London, England, United Kingdom

London, United Kingdom

London, England, United Kingdom

London, United Kingdom

Volunteering for the Oxfam Charity shop located in Dalston, London

Rome, Italy

Anthropological analysis of human skeletal remains coming from the excavation of the Italo-Libyan Joint Archaeological Mission in the Acacus and Messak (Libya), in collaboration with the Dipartimento di Scienze delle Antichità e Dipartimento di Biologia Ambientale (Museo di Antropologia "G. Sergi"), Sapienza University of Rome.

Rome

Editing of the texts and web content management for the newspaper Terra (Unidicidue srl editor).

Frosinone, Italy

Lecturer in Physical Anthropology for BA students of Cultural Heritage

Rome

Scientific editing for the volumes:• Scienza e Tecnica (Director Professor Sandro Petruccioli)• Encyclopaedia of Hydrocarbons (Director Professor Mario Beccari, Chief editor Dr Carlo Amadei).• Supplemento della Piccola Treccani (Director Professor Mario Beccari, Chief editor Dr Carlo Amadei).

Rome, Italy

Research activities at the Museum of Anthropology “G. Sergi” (director: Professor G. Manzi), and for the Italian-Libyan Archaeological Mission in the Acacus and Messak Libya, Fezzan region (directors: Professor Mario Liverani, and Professor Savino di Lernia):• 2005-2008: Evolution of the genus Homo in Europe: analysis of cranial non-metric traits in recent samples and Pleistocene fossil specimens.• 1998-2005: Analysis and preservation of human skeletal collections. Italy: Lucus Feroniae (Lazio, Roman Age); Selvicciola (Lazio, Medieval); Quingentole (Lombardia, Medieval). Northern Africa: Tanezzuft Valley (Fezzan, Libya, Pastoral period); Takarkori (Fezzan, Libya, Pre-pastoral period); Fewet (Fezzan, Libya, Garamantian period).• 1999-2006: Anthropologist in the Italo-Libyan Mission in the Libyan Sahara (area of Tadrart Acacus, and Messak Settafet) organised by the Sapienza, University of Rome and CIRSA: excavation and data collection of human skeletal remains found in pre-Pastoral (Takarkori repair), Pastoral (Tanezzuft Valley) and Garamantian (Fewet necropolis) sites.

Rome, Italy

Anthropological analysis and restoration of the human skeletal remains from the Italian necropolis of Castiglione (Lazio, Iron Age), Selvicciola (Lazio, Copper Age), Isola Sacra (Lazio, Roman Age) Colle Varano and Montedinove (Marche, Iron Age).

Ph.D., Biological Sciences, Physical Antropology, Human Evolution

Title of the thesis: “Non-metric traits of the human skull as genetic markers or indicators of ‘ontogenetic stress’?”

Degree (Equivalent To Bsc), Biological Sciences, 110/110 With Honour

Title of the thesis: “Skeletal and dental markers of metabolic stress in the reconstruction of the health status of ancient human.

School Diploma (Equivalent To A Level), Science, 60/60