Luca Colliva | Università di Bologna (original) (raw)
Books by Luca Colliva
Proceedings of the Eighth European Conference Of Iranian Studies, 2019
The Italian Archaeological Mission in Iraqi Kurdistan (MAIKI) of Sapienza Uni- versity of Rome ai... more The Italian Archaeological Mission in Iraqi Kurdistan (MAIKI) of Sapienza Uni- versity of Rome aims to study thehistorical, linguistic and cultural development of the Kurdish region. MAIKI activities are focused on the study of the archaeologi- cal stratigraphy of the Erbil Citadel and the Sasanian monument of Paikuli and its sur- roundings. The present article introduces the MAIKI research projects in these sites, themethodologies, themain problems and thepreliminary results obtained so far. Regarding the Erbil Citadel, MAIKI is involved, together with the High Commission for the Erbil Citadel (HCECR), in the study of the archaeological stratigraphy of the Erbil Citadel through the analysis of recent geophysical surveys and the study of the archaeological materials from the excavations carried out by the HCECR.
Concerning Paikuli, the study of the site and its bilingual inscription has been flanked by the compilation of a new archaeological map of the surroundings of the Sasanian monument along the highway that links the cities of Darbandikhan and Chamchamal. Moreover, new eth- nographic research aimed at studying the religious heritage of the region and a topographic study of the surveyed area have been launched. The analysis of aerial and satellite imagery, the field-walk campaigns and the study of the collected archaeological finds have provided us with significant data for the understanding of the history of the landscape and the settlements in the area. These researches will hopefully play a major role in enhancing the efforts to safeguard and protect the Cultural Heritage of the areas.
Seconda edizione ampliata del Catalogo della mostra fotografica: La Cittadella. Fascinazioni dell... more Seconda edizione ampliata del Catalogo della mostra fotografica: La Cittadella. Fascinazioni dell'antica Erbil, cuore del Kurdistan in Iraq / The Citadel. Fascinations of ancient Erbil, heart of Iraqi Kurdistan (Roma, Istituto della enciclopedia italiana – Palazzo Mattei di Paganica, 4-14 novembre 2014), organizzata dalla Missione Archeologica Italiana nel Kurdistan Iracheno (MAIKI) della Sapienza, codiretta da Maria Vittoria Fontana e Luca Colliva del Dipartimento di Scienze dell’Antichità.
La mostra, e il relativo catalogo, celebrano la recente inclusione della cittadella di Erbil nella lista UNESCO dei siti patrimonio dell’umanità, presentando al pubblico italiano una selezione di foto preparata dall’Alta Commissione per la Rivitalizzazione della Cittadella di Erbil (HCECR).
Catalogo della mostra fotografica: La Cittadella. Fascinazioni dell'antica Erbil, cuore del Kurdi... more Catalogo della mostra fotografica: La Cittadella. Fascinazioni dell'antica Erbil, cuore del Kurdistan in Iraq / The Citadel. Fascinations of ancient Erbil, heart of Iraqui Kurdistan (Roma, Istituto della enciclopedia italiana – Palazzo Mattei di Paganica, 4-14 novembre 2014), organizzata da HCECR, Istituto della Enciclopedia Italiana e Missione Archeologica Italiana nel Kurdistan Iracheno (MAIKI) della Sapienza, codiretta da Maria Vittoria Fontana e Luca Colliva del Dipartimento di Scienze dell’Antichità.
Mostra e catalogo a cura di | Exhibition and Catalogue curated by
Dara Talaat Mohammed Ali al-Yaqoobi
Julian Bogdani
Carlo G. Cereti
Luca Colliva
Camilla Insom
Gianfi lippo Terribili
Erika Vecchietti
Fotografie | Photography
HCECR - High Commission for Erbil Citadel Revitalization
Autori dei testi | Authors of the texts
Dara Talaat Mohammed Ali al-Yaqoobi, Angela Bizzarro, Massimo Bray, Julian Bogdani, Carlo G. Cereti, Luca Colliva, Marco Galuppi, Camilla Insom, Giuseppe Labisi, Serenella Mancini, Gianfilippo Terribili.
Papers by Luca Colliva
![Research paper thumbnail of Other finds: inventoried objects [From Persepolis West]](https://attachments.academia-assets.com/66668534/thumbnails/1.jpg)
](in: A. Askari Chaverdi & P. Callieri, Persepolis West (Fars, Iran): Report on the Field Work Carried out by the Iranian-Italian Joint Archaeological Mission in 2008-2009. British Archaeological Reports, International Series, 2870. Oxford. , 2017
in: A. Panaino, A. Piras & P. Ognibene (eds), Studi Iranici Ravennati IV. Indo-Iranica et Orientalia. Series Lazur, 25. Milano-Udine., 2023
![Research paper thumbnail of The Preliminary Report of the “Land of Persepolis” Project First Season [In Persian]](https://attachments.academia-assets.com/112414551/thumbnails/1.jpg)
](in: H. Fadaei, S. Delshad, M. Bordbar & M.J. Owladhussein (eds), Kār-nāmag ī Pārsa: Studies From the Persepolis World Heritage Site. Parthava Publications, Tehran. 1402., 2024
The article presents the preliminary results of the topographic survey and the study of surface m... more The article presents the preliminary results of the topographic survey and the study of surface materials conducted during the first season of the "LoP
- Land of Persepolis" project. Operating within the framework of the "Iranian-Italian Joint Archaeological Mission in Fars," this project aims, for the first time, to conduct a diachronic study of the settlement of Persepolis. Throughout the 2019 season, which focused on the Bagh-e Firuzi area, the joint team executed a topographical survey of a portion ofthis area and conducted a study of surface materials from the Firuzi 4, Firuzi 6, Firuzi 8, Firuzi 9, and Firuzi 13 sites. Despite previous explorations of these sites, the archaeological and topographical activities of the LoP project led to the discovery of significant data and remarkable artefacts. In addition, the preliminary results suggest that the erection of monumental buildings in Bagh-e Firuzi commenced before the construction of the Persepolis Terrace.
Harrassowitz Verlag eBooks, 2023
Mimesis Edizioni eBooks, 2012
Abstracta iranica, Jan 18, 2021
Italian Heritage Award 2013, 2013
Presentazione del progetto per la Cittadella di Erbil della Sapienza - Università di Rom
Shiraz University of Arts, 2014
BraDypUS Communicating Cultural Heritage eBooks, 2015
7th European Conference of Iranian Studies (Cracow 2011), 2015
Proceedings of the Eighth European Conference Of Iranian Studies, 2019
The Italian Archaeological Mission in Iraqi Kurdistan (MAIKI) of Sapienza Uni- versity of Rome ai... more The Italian Archaeological Mission in Iraqi Kurdistan (MAIKI) of Sapienza Uni- versity of Rome aims to study thehistorical, linguistic and cultural development of the Kurdish region. MAIKI activities are focused on the study of the archaeologi- cal stratigraphy of the Erbil Citadel and the Sasanian monument of Paikuli and its sur- roundings. The present article introduces the MAIKI research projects in these sites, themethodologies, themain problems and thepreliminary results obtained so far. Regarding the Erbil Citadel, MAIKI is involved, together with the High Commission for the Erbil Citadel (HCECR), in the study of the archaeological stratigraphy of the Erbil Citadel through the analysis of recent geophysical surveys and the study of the archaeological materials from the excavations carried out by the HCECR.
Concerning Paikuli, the study of the site and its bilingual inscription has been flanked by the compilation of a new archaeological map of the surroundings of the Sasanian monument along the highway that links the cities of Darbandikhan and Chamchamal. Moreover, new eth- nographic research aimed at studying the religious heritage of the region and a topographic study of the surveyed area have been launched. The analysis of aerial and satellite imagery, the field-walk campaigns and the study of the collected archaeological finds have provided us with significant data for the understanding of the history of the landscape and the settlements in the area. These researches will hopefully play a major role in enhancing the efforts to safeguard and protect the Cultural Heritage of the areas.
Seconda edizione ampliata del Catalogo della mostra fotografica: La Cittadella. Fascinazioni dell... more Seconda edizione ampliata del Catalogo della mostra fotografica: La Cittadella. Fascinazioni dell'antica Erbil, cuore del Kurdistan in Iraq / The Citadel. Fascinations of ancient Erbil, heart of Iraqi Kurdistan (Roma, Istituto della enciclopedia italiana – Palazzo Mattei di Paganica, 4-14 novembre 2014), organizzata dalla Missione Archeologica Italiana nel Kurdistan Iracheno (MAIKI) della Sapienza, codiretta da Maria Vittoria Fontana e Luca Colliva del Dipartimento di Scienze dell’Antichità.
La mostra, e il relativo catalogo, celebrano la recente inclusione della cittadella di Erbil nella lista UNESCO dei siti patrimonio dell’umanità, presentando al pubblico italiano una selezione di foto preparata dall’Alta Commissione per la Rivitalizzazione della Cittadella di Erbil (HCECR).
Catalogo della mostra fotografica: La Cittadella. Fascinazioni dell'antica Erbil, cuore del Kurdi... more Catalogo della mostra fotografica: La Cittadella. Fascinazioni dell'antica Erbil, cuore del Kurdistan in Iraq / The Citadel. Fascinations of ancient Erbil, heart of Iraqui Kurdistan (Roma, Istituto della enciclopedia italiana – Palazzo Mattei di Paganica, 4-14 novembre 2014), organizzata da HCECR, Istituto della Enciclopedia Italiana e Missione Archeologica Italiana nel Kurdistan Iracheno (MAIKI) della Sapienza, codiretta da Maria Vittoria Fontana e Luca Colliva del Dipartimento di Scienze dell’Antichità.
Mostra e catalogo a cura di | Exhibition and Catalogue curated by
Dara Talaat Mohammed Ali al-Yaqoobi
Julian Bogdani
Carlo G. Cereti
Luca Colliva
Camilla Insom
Gianfi lippo Terribili
Erika Vecchietti
Fotografie | Photography
HCECR - High Commission for Erbil Citadel Revitalization
Autori dei testi | Authors of the texts
Dara Talaat Mohammed Ali al-Yaqoobi, Angela Bizzarro, Massimo Bray, Julian Bogdani, Carlo G. Cereti, Luca Colliva, Marco Galuppi, Camilla Insom, Giuseppe Labisi, Serenella Mancini, Gianfilippo Terribili.
in: A. Askari Chaverdi & P. Callieri, Persepolis West (Fars, Iran): Report on the Field Work Carried out by the Iranian-Italian Joint Archaeological Mission in 2008-2009. British Archaeological Reports, International Series, 2870. Oxford. , 2017
in: A. Panaino, A. Piras & P. Ognibene (eds), Studi Iranici Ravennati IV. Indo-Iranica et Orientalia. Series Lazur, 25. Milano-Udine., 2023
in: H. Fadaei, S. Delshad, M. Bordbar & M.J. Owladhussein (eds), Kār-nāmag ī Pārsa: Studies From the Persepolis World Heritage Site. Parthava Publications, Tehran. 1402., 2024
The article presents the preliminary results of the topographic survey and the study of surface m... more The article presents the preliminary results of the topographic survey and the study of surface materials conducted during the first season of the "LoP
- Land of Persepolis" project. Operating within the framework of the "Iranian-Italian Joint Archaeological Mission in Fars," this project aims, for the first time, to conduct a diachronic study of the settlement of Persepolis. Throughout the 2019 season, which focused on the Bagh-e Firuzi area, the joint team executed a topographical survey of a portion ofthis area and conducted a study of surface materials from the Firuzi 4, Firuzi 6, Firuzi 8, Firuzi 9, and Firuzi 13 sites. Despite previous explorations of these sites, the archaeological and topographical activities of the LoP project led to the discovery of significant data and remarkable artefacts. In addition, the preliminary results suggest that the erection of monumental buildings in Bagh-e Firuzi commenced before the construction of the Persepolis Terrace.
Harrassowitz Verlag eBooks, 2023
Mimesis Edizioni eBooks, 2012
Abstracta iranica, Jan 18, 2021
Italian Heritage Award 2013, 2013
Presentazione del progetto per la Cittadella di Erbil della Sapienza - Università di Rom
Shiraz University of Arts, 2014
BraDypUS Communicating Cultural Heritage eBooks, 2015
7th European Conference of Iranian Studies (Cracow 2011), 2015
Un accordo di collaborazione tra Sapienza e autorità iraniane ha permesso l'avvio di nuove indagi... more Un accordo di collaborazione tra Sapienza e autorità iraniane ha permesso l'avvio di nuove indagini archeologiche a Estakhr (Iran-epoca sasanide e islamica). Durante la prima campagna (primavera 2012) è stata effettuata una ricognizione topografica e archeologica del sito.
