Eva Francesca
Martellotta
Institute of Archaeology, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Supervisor Dr. Ariel Malinsky-BullerDr. Eva F. Martellotta is an archaeologist and postdoctoral researcher, exploring the butchery practices of early human groups in the southern Caucasus. Her work seeks to combine the study of animal remains and stone artifacts to better understand how these groups obtained food and made tools. She aims to shed light on a very important period in human evolution, the moment when Homo sapiens arrived in southwest Europe, by looking at marks left on bones and what they reveal about human interactions with the environment.
Eva aims to shed light on a very important period in human evolution by looking at marks left on bones and what they reveal about human interactions with the environment.
Eva received a BA in archaeological sciences from Sapienza University of Rome, followed by an MA in quaternary, prehistory, and archaeology from the University of Ferrara. She earned her PhD from Griffith University in Australia. She is from Puglia, Italy, and resides in Jerusalem. In her free time, she enjoys hiking, snorkelling, and watching sci-fi movies.
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