As a cultural heritage expert and an archaeologist, I am specialized in the study of the entanglement between humans and landscape through time and in the documentation and monitoring of damage to cultural heritage.

My passion and my professional interest in the study and protection of the past have led me, over the last 20 years, to carry out more than 40 archaeological excavation and surveys projects, community engagement initiatives, and training in the field of cultural heritage, in various countries of the Mediterranean and the Middle East. My current role at the renowned Museo Egizio in Turin has opened fascinating new doors, allowing me to delve deeper into the world of museum studies.  

As a researcher of the past, I believe that it is our duty to contribute to heritage preservation and communication. This atlas is my little way to prove it. 

You can find more about my research on archaeology and endangered cultural heritage here: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Federico-Zaina-2

I am a PhD candidate in archaeology at the University of Glasgow. My main focus revolves around endangered archaeology, cultural heritage and fragile landscapes in the MENA region.

I explore new technologies for monitoring and safeguarding cultural heritage including remote sensing of high-resolution modern satellite imagery and historical ones. To be more engaged with this research area, I undertook two different internships, one with the UNESCO Chair in Cultural Property Protection and Peace at Newcastle University and the other one at the EAMENA project.

My motto is “A city without old buildings is just like a man without memory”. We should care about our memory!

If you wish to know more about my research on archaeology and endangered cultural heritage check out this link: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Yasaman-Nabati-Mazloumi