Franco Di Augostino
Franco Di Augostino is an Italian archaeologist renowned for his extensive work in Iraq, particularly in the province of Dhi Qar, where he has spent over two decades conducting archaeological excavations. He gained international recognition for discovering one of the earliest known human settlements in Southern Iraq, dating back to the Ubaid period around 4200 BC, at the archaeological site of Eridu. His contributions to the field include not only groundbreaking discoveries but also the publication of studies and books on Sumerian civilization, earning him accolades such as the honorary citizenship awarded by the Dhi Qar province in recognition of his dedication to preserving and documenting the region's rich cultural heritage.
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Franco Di Augostino is honored with a 'Citizen of Honor' certificate for his archaeological efforts in Dhi Qar, Iraq.
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