About
I am an archaeologist and historian specializing in ancient Italy, particularly Rome, Latium, and Etruria during the first millennium BCE. My research examines the development of domestic architecture, urbanization, and changing forms of social and political organization in Archaic central Italy. I direct the Southern Etruscan Tomb Survey, an international research initiative that documents Etruscan chamber tombs through LiDAR and GIS spatial analysis.
In Winter 2027, I will be teaching courses on Ancient Cities (ARCHAM 104), Roman Archaeology (ARCHAM 222), and Etruscan Art and Archaeology (ARCHAM 350).
