After graduating in Palethnology from the University of Florence, I specialized in maritime and underwater archaeology, earning a Master’s degree in Naval and Maritime History and Heritage at the University of Murcia (Spain), with a thesis on the underwater site of Nido del Cuervo (Águilas, Spain). I later obtained a Master’s degree from the University of Naples “L’Orientale” (Italy), focusing on coastal archaeology and the maritime cultural landscape of the Amalfi Coast. In recent years, I have taken part in several underwater excavations within Italian and international university projects. I recently completed my PhD in Maritime Archaeology through a joint program between Ca’ Foscari University of Venice (Italy) and the University of Murcia (Spain). My research focuses on coastal lagoons and wetland areas in antiquity, examining various aspects such as their role in settlement dynamics, their use as production, port, and navigation spaces, and the development of specific construction strategies. A particular area of interest is the study of investigation methodologies adapted to these complex and dynamic environments.