Alfredo Buonopane

Alfredo Buonopane is a Temporary Professor at the University of Verona’s Department of Roman History. His research focuses on Roman epigraphy, socio-economic history of the Roman world, and the history of epigraphy, particularly in the 17th-18th centuries. He contributes to the Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum and oversees data integration in the Epigraphic Database Rome (EDR).

His work bridges archaeology and epigraphy, analyzing inscriptions to reconstruct Roman economic practices, trade networks, and social structures. Notable projects include studying funerary steles, measuring instruments, and forgeries. He also explores Theodor Mommsen’s influence on Italian scholarship and the cultural significance of ancient artifacts in modern contexts.

Publications span 2023-2025, addressing topics like artisans’ roles, epigraphic falsifications, and regional archaeology in Aquileia and Verona. His interdisciplinary approach integrates art history, museum studies, and legal-historical analysis.