Learner Reviews & Feedback for Alle origini della civiltà mediterranea: archeologia della città dal Levante all’Occidente - III-I millennio a.C. by Sapienza University of Rome
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KM
May 5, 2020
Appassionante è dire poco, avrei dovuto laurearmi in Archeologia e non in Lingue Orientali! Di sicuro visiterò l'antica Mozia e farò la figa facendo da guida a chi verrà con me! Grande prof!
FL
May 7, 2022
Un viaggio emozionante dalla nascita alla fine della civiltà fenicia di Mozia. Un grazie al Prof. Nigro per l'eccezionale e straodinario modo di descrivere e raccontare la storia.
26 - 41 of 41 Reviews for Alle origini della civiltà mediterranea: archeologia della città dal Levante all’Occidente - III-I millennio a.C.
By Alberto G M A
•Sep 22, 2018
Questo corso fu veramente affascinante per me, grazie Prof. NIgro per averlo condiviso.
saluti
By Patrizia P
•Jul 28, 2024
Interessantissimo e consigliatissimo. Impressionante lavoro svolto. Un grande grazie.
By Maria R D L
•Dec 17, 2019
THe course is very fascinating and well treated; I congratule the professor Nigro.
By Marie-Pierre B
•Nov 11, 2017
Meglio in italiano, better in Italian than in English but no transcription
By Lorenzo A
•Apr 12, 2022
One of the best courses I have taken in Coursera. Gratzie, Lorenzo Nigro!
By Michele M
•Dec 7, 2019
Bellissimo corso, complimenti al Prof. Nigro ed a tutto il suo staff.
By Serena P
•Jul 20, 2017
Grazie per questo corso! Interessante e coinvolgente!
By Patricia C
•Jul 8, 2021
Molto interessante. Spiegato bene e concisso
By Chiara B
•May 12, 2020
Davvero interessante, chiaro e coinvolgente!
By Joselita M M
•Jan 19, 2021
Veramente molto interessante. Un corso +++
By Maria
•Sep 20, 2017
Engaging professor. Great course.
By Roberta V
•Aug 16, 2020
How shall I continue?
By Carmen O L
•Apr 29, 2022
molto interessante
By Matheus d P
•Jul 13, 2023
Fantastico!
By Fargues
•May 31, 2017
ottimo
By Genevieve X
•Aug 16, 2017
Very pleasant teaching by Professor Lorenzo Nigro with his devotion to his research and his commitment to teaching. His field of knowledge is enormous. The topic was huge and I sometimes found it difficult to grasp such much in a limited amount of time. On top of that it was a challenge for me (as well as a pleasure) to follow the course in Italian in which l am not very proficient. I speak French and English.
However it was a fascinating topic and a rewarding effort. I'm now longing to go back to Mozia.
I would strongly recommand it to a person having some background in this field.