Massimiliano DavidMassimiliano David teaches Late Antique Archaeology and Archaeology of the Late Antique City at Bologna University. His interests focus on urban and landscape archaeology, building techniques and subjects related to the history of archaeology. He is member of the Scientific Board for the journal Felix Ravenna. He has been an official speaker at national and international conferences on classical, Christian and Medieval archaeology. In Milan he coordinated the Mediolapis Project: the systematic catalogue of Milanese stone inscriptions from the first to the twentieth century and is currently in charge of the archaeological mission of Bologna University at Ostia antica, the so-called Ostia Marina Project. This research has brought to light the discovery of the complex of the Sileno Terme where the documentation of crucial moments and new scenarios of city life is being carried out. He published the corpus of Roman and late Roman floors of Mediolanum (I pavimenti decorati di Milano antica: I secolo a.C.-VI secolo d.C., Milan 1996) and edited Frammenti di Roma antica nei disegni degli architetti francesi vincitori del Prix de Rome, 1786-1924 (Novara 1998) and Eburnea diptycha. I dittici d'avorio tra Antichita e Medioevo (Bari 2007). Furthermore, he edited the Italian edition of La fotografi a in archeologia (Milan 1999) and participated in the publication of the book Roma dall'alto (2013). Read More Read Less