Persona
CAMMAROSANO MICHELE
Ricercatori/trici a t. d. ex art.24 c.3
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CV_Publication List.pdf (Up-to-date CV: see https://osf.io/5qjpk/wiki/home/)
Curriculum Vitae
Up-to-date CV: https://osf.io/5qjpk/wiki/home/
I am an Italian–German Hittitologist and historian of writing technologies, with a keen interest in Digital Humanities and the exploration of interdisciplinary approaches to the study of the ancient world.
In the field of Ancient Near Eastern Studies, my research focuses on Hittite history, religion and administration. A former team member of the flagship project Das Corpus der hethitischen Festrituale at the University of Marburg and PI of a DFG-funded project on Hittite local cults at the University of Würzburg, I joined the University of Naples ‘L’Orientale’ in 2021, where I am currently leading a project on The art of the stage in Bronze Age Anatolia. Reconstructing Hittite festivals using texts, images and comparative cultural anthropological evidence together with Alessandra Gilibert (Venice) and Sebastiano Mannia (Palermo).
In the field of manuscript studies, I pursue an interdisciplinary approach to the study of writing technologies, combining codicology, palaeography and philology in a holistic historical and cross-cultural framework, and using computational methods for palaeographical analysis. Following groundbreaking studies in quantitative cuneiform palaeography and writing techniques for writing cuneiform on clay and wax tablets, in 2023 I launched the research initiative On the trail of the neverending manuscript, which explores the role of erasable writing technologies in manuscript cultures.
Driven by a genuine commitment to fostering collaboration between the university, educational and cultural institutions, I am dedicated to the public dissemination of research findings, particularly in schools and museums. My outreach activities include Cuneiform Labs – such as those held in various educational contexts in Baghdad, Würzburg, and Naples – and a series of digital resources, the Cuneiform Tidbits.
I am an Italian–German Hittitologist and historian of writing technologies, with a keen interest in Digital Humanities and the exploration of interdisciplinary approaches to the study of the ancient world.
In the field of Ancient Near Eastern Studies, my research focuses on Hittite history, religion and administration. A former team member of the flagship project Das Corpus der hethitischen Festrituale at the University of Marburg and PI of a DFG-funded project on Hittite local cults at the University of Würzburg, I joined the University of Naples ‘L’Orientale’ in 2021, where I am currently leading a project on The art of the stage in Bronze Age Anatolia. Reconstructing Hittite festivals using texts, images and comparative cultural anthropological evidence together with Alessandra Gilibert (Venice) and Sebastiano Mannia (Palermo).
In the field of manuscript studies, I pursue an interdisciplinary approach to the study of writing technologies, combining codicology, palaeography and philology in a holistic historical and cross-cultural framework, and using computational methods for palaeographical analysis. Following groundbreaking studies in quantitative cuneiform palaeography and writing techniques for writing cuneiform on clay and wax tablets, in 2023 I launched the research initiative On the trail of the neverending manuscript, which explores the role of erasable writing technologies in manuscript cultures.
Driven by a genuine commitment to fostering collaboration between the university, educational and cultural institutions, I am dedicated to the public dissemination of research findings, particularly in schools and museums. My outreach activities include Cuneiform Labs – such as those held in various educational contexts in Baghdad, Würzburg, and Naples – and a series of digital resources, the Cuneiform Tidbits.
Pubblicazioni (21)
Dataset (4)
Premi e riconoscimenti
IAA prize for a first article after the PhD,
conferito da International Association of Assyriology - 2015
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Ricerca e didattica presso enti
Incarico svolto presso: Università degli Studi di NAPOLI "L'Orientale" - Ricercatore universitario a t.d.
(01/11/2021 - 31/10/2024)20211101
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Network di ricerca (2)
Graduiertenkolleg 2844 “Inszenierung religiöser Atmosphäre in antiken Kulturen”
- Cooperation partner of the Graduiertenkolleg 2844 “Inszenierung religiöser Atmosphäre in antiken Kulturen” at the Philipps-Universität Marburg
(01/11/2023 - 31/10/2028)20231101
PRIN 2022 “The art of the stage in Bronze Age Anatolia. Reconstructing Hittite festivals using texts, images and comparative cultural anthropological evidence”
- PI of the project “The art of the stage in Bronze Age Anatolia. Reconstructing Hittite festivals using texts, images and comparative cultural anthropological evidence” funded by the Italian Ministry of University and Research through the Next Generation EU programme of the European Union (PRIN 2022 project no. 20228P3LYC), together with Alessandra Gilibert (Venice) and Sebastiano Mannia (Palermo)
(19/10/2023 - 19/10/2025)20231019
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Insegnamenti offerta formativa corrente (2)
0000519 - CULTURE DELL'ANATOLIA PRECLASSICA
Secondo Semestre (24/02/2025 - 30/05/2025)
- 2024
Laurea
9 CFU
54 ore
0000536 - ITTITOLOGIA
Secondo Semestre (24/02/2025 - 30/05/2025)
- 2024
Laurea Magistrale
6 CFU
36 ore
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