Camilla Zeviani

Camilla Zeviani completed her undergraduate degree at the Università di Padova and her MPhil at the University of Cambridge. Both of her dissertations focused on family identity construction and maintenance; the first within the Iron Age Golasecca Culture of north-west Italy, the second related to the late Etruscan communities of north-eastern Etruria. She is now completing her PhD studies at Cambridge, researching landscape and settlement patterns, as well as urban-hinterland relations, at several Etruscan central places between the 7th and the 6th centuries BC. She is collaborating with the University of Kiel on several multidisciplinary and comparative projects, comparing the settlement patterns and landscape organisation during the Iron Age of Etruria, southern Germany and Denmark.

BOOKS BY THIS CONTRIBUTOR

A Blessing and a Curse: Mediterranean Mountains between Idyll and Violence in Later Prehistory

ed. Camilla Zeviani

This book explores mountain societies in later European prehistory through case studies from across the Mediterranean. Challenging stereotypes of mountain life, it examines how communities adapted to diverse and demanding environments, highlighting their resilience, mobility and varied cultural responses. READ MORE

Paperback: £35.00