MA, PhD fellow at the Amsterdam Center for Ancient Studies and Archaeology. Faculty of Humanities, University of Amsterdam.

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1 1 MARTINA REVELLO LAMI MA, PhD fellow at the Amsterdam Center for Ancient Studies and Archaeology Faculty of Humanities, University of Amsterdam CURRICULUM VITAE Date of Birth: EDUCATION February 2011-till present: PhD fellow, ACASA, Department of Archaeology, University of Amsterdam (Netherlands). Research title Ceramic standardization and variability. An integrated approach to the study of coarse ware pottery production, distribution and consumption in Archaic and post Archaic Satricum (6th 4th BC), supervisor Prof. Dr. Marijke Gnade. 26 April 2010: Post Graduate Degree at "Scuola di Specializzazione in Beni Archeologici" (Graduate School of Archaeology) Sapienza University of Rome (IT). Degree achieved cum laude with thesis titled Le anfore del Relitto Alberti (Panarea, Le Formiche): riesame dei problemi aperti ; supervisor prof. Gloria Olcese. 27 January 2008: Post Graduate Degree in Architecture for Archaeology - Archaeology for Architecture. Enhancing the Archaeological Heritage, course organized by Sapienza University of Rome, Faculty of Architecture Ludovico Quaroni and Faculty of Humanities, in partnership with "Roma Metropolitane", "Metro C", "Comune di Roma, Soprintendenza Speciale ai Beni Archeologici e Culturali. Degree achieved cum laude with thesis titled The accomplishment of Metro-Line C. Enhancing the archaeological heritage between the Coliseum and Colle Oppio area". Supervisors: prof. Arch. Lucio Barbera and prof. Dr. Clementina Panella ( 14 September 2006: MA degree in Classical Archaeology achieved at the University of Siena (IT) cum laude. Thesis in Methodology and Techniques of the Archaeological research, title Loom weights in archaeology and epigraphy: the case of Augustan Regio II. Supervisors Prof. Dr. Daniele Manacorda and Dr. Silvia Pallecchi. RESEARCH INTERESTS Archaeological Method and Theory, Material Culture, Ceramic Analysis, Pre-Roman Cultures, Archaeology of Latium Vetus and Etruria, Archaic Central Italy, Roman Archaeology, Pottery technology, Ceramic variability, Ceramic Craft Specialization, Anthropological Archaeology, Experimental Archaeology, Archaeological Heritage Management.

2 2 APPOINTMENTS Universiteit van Amsterdam (University of Amsterdam Netherlands) April June 2015: Lecturer, ACASA, Department of Archaeology, University of Amsterdam (Netherlands). Teaching replacement for the course designed by dr. Jill Hilditch Vervolgcursus veldwerk en material practicum: Mediterranean to BA students. April September 2014: Lecturer, ACASA, Department of Archaeology, University of Amsterdam (Netherlands). Designed and taught the advanced practical course in Mediterranean Archeology (Vervolgcursus veldwerk Mediterranean) Fragments of Past Lives. Archaeological ceramics from the Acropolis of Satricum to MA students. February February 2014: PhD fellow, ACASA, Department of Archaeology, University of Amsterdam (Netherlands). Research title Ceramic standardization and variability. An integrated approach to the study of coarse ware pottery production, distribution and consumption in Archaic and post Archaic Satricum (6th 4th BC), supervisor Prof. Dr. Marijke Gnade. Full-time contract. June 2010-January 2011: Research assistant, ACASA, Department of Archaeology, University of Amsterdam, Netherlands. Research assistant in ceramic archaeology for the New Perspectives on Ancient Pottery- Project (NPAP). Tasks: find processing and data entering for the Satricum project. Students tutoring during the excavation campaign in Satricum (Borgo Le Ferriere- Italy). Full-time contract. Sapienza Università di Roma (Sapienza University of Rome) February April 2015: Service-Level Agreement, Department of Archaeology, Sapienza University of Rome. Reviewing and cataloguing mid-republican ceramic finds from Area II, NE slope of the Palatine Hill ( excavation campaigns), ref. nr. A07/2014. Soprintendenza Speciale per i Beni Archeologici di Roma (Municipal Department for the Archaeological Heritage of Rome - Italy) November 2009 June 2010: Service agreement for the project Realizing a Geographical and Archaeological Information System for the city of Rome (SITAR) led by the Soprintendenza Speciale per i Beni Archeologici di Roma, head office Palazzo Massimo, piazza dei Cinquecento 67, Roma. Tasks: archival research, data acquisition, data entering in ArcGis 9.3 (Esri). Project Leader Dr. M. Serlorenzi ( Universita degli Studi di Siena (University of Siena - Italy) June 2010: Service agreement for the project Marsiliana d'albegna led by Soprintendenza per i Beni Archeologici della Toscana (Municipal Department for the Archaeological Heritage of Tuscany), University of Siena (dept. Estruscologia e Antichità Italiche) in collaboration with the No Profit Association Etruria Nova. Project Coordinator Prof. Dr. A. Zifferero. Assignment: receiving, tutoring and coordinating foreign students engaged in archaeological training.

3 : Service agreement for the project Roman kilns in Albinia (Le fornaci romane di Albinia) led in joint forces by the Archaeology Departments of the Universities of Bologna and Siena under the supervision of Prof. Dr. E. Zanini and Prof. Dr. D. Vitale. 2002: Consultancy jobs for the Archaeology Department of the University of Siena. Assignment: data analysis and digitalization of the archaeological material recovered during the excavation of the former Ospedale Santa Maria della Scala, Siena (Italy). On Going Projects May 2010 till present: Satricum Project, data collection, processing and publication from the excavation in the ancient city of Satricum. Project led by Prof. Dr. M. Gnade (ACASA Department of Archaeology University of Amsterdam). January February 2016: Alberese Archaeological Project, teaching and co-designing the course Integrated approaches to the study of Etruscan ceramics within the annual winter fieldschool organized by Alberese Archaeological project in cooperation with the University of Queensland, and the Archaeological Park of Vulci (Montalto di Castro - VT). January 2015 November 2015: Pottery goes Public. 3D technology and the study of archaeological ceramics, project co-authored with L. Opgenhaffen, I. Kisjes, M. Louwaard and supported by the Amsterdam University Fund (Stichting Amsterdams Universiteitsfond - University of Amsterdam). PUBLICATIONS AND EDITORIAL ACTIVITIES Publications Pottery goes digital. 3D laser scanning technology and the study of archaeological ceramics, coauthored with L. Opgenhaffen and I. Kisjes, in CAA 2015 Keep the revolution going. Proceedings of the 43rd Annual Conference on Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology, edited by S. Camapana, R. Scopigno, G. Carpentieri and M. Cirillo, Archaeopress Publishing LTD, Oxford vol. 1, 2016, Writing and co-designing introduction and section labels (in Italian and English) for the exhibition Satricum. Scavi e reperti archeologici, Le Ferriere (LT- Italy) 11 June -31 December Exhibition supervised by the University of Amsterdam, in collaboration with Ministero dei Beni e delle Attività Culturali e del Turismo (Italian Ministry of Cultural Heritage), Soprintendenza ai Beni Archeologici del Lazio (Archaeological Service of Lazio) and Comune di Latina (Municipal Government of Latina). From fragments to histories: re-assessing intensive survey methodologies in the Pontine region. Book Review of A fragmented history: a methodological and artefactual approach to the study of ancient settlement in the territories of Satricum and Antium, by G. W. Tol, Groningen 2012, Journal of Roman Archaeology, vol. 27, 2014, Relitto Alberti, loc. Le Formiche, Panarea, in G. Olcese (ed.), Atlante dei siti di produzione ceramica (Toscana, Lazio, Campania e Sicilia), Quasar, Roma 2012.

4 4 Il forno 6. Il peso del vuoto, in S. Pallecchi (ed.), Le fornaci romane di Albinia. Rapporto preliminare di scavo, lulu.com ed., January 2008, p Works Submitted for Publication Tracing the mundane. Circulation of Cream Coarse ware pottery in Central Italy between the 6th and 4th centuries BC, in J. Hilditch, C. Beestman-Kruijshaar, M. Revello-Lami, S. Ruckl, S. Ximeri (eds.) Connectivity in the Ancient Mediterranean: Ceramic Perspectives on Island, Mainland, Coastland and Hinterland, Proceedings of the conference held at the University of Amsterdam, Feb 1-3rd Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press (in press). Introduction coauthored with dr. J. Hilditch to the volume Connectivity in the Ancient Mediterranean: Ceramic Perspectives on Island, Mainland, Coastland and Hinterland, Proceedings of the conference held at the University of Amsterdam, Feb 1-3rd 2013, Amsterdam University Press. Works in Preparation When archaeology meets the crowd. Nuove strategie di comunicazione per il finanziamento e la divulgazione della ricerca archeologica, in S. Pallecchi, A. Giachetta, F. Novi (eds.) Raccontare l'archeologia. Strategie e tecniche per la comunicazione dei risultati delle ricerche archeologiche, Genova. Evidenze dirette, indirette, o circostanziali? La produzione ceramica a Satricum durante il periodo arcaico tra topografia e archeometria, in M.C. Biella, R. Cascino, A.F. Ferrandes, M. Revello Lami (eds.) Gli artigiani e la città. Officine e aree produttive tra VIII e III sec. a.c. nell Italia centrale tirrenica, Scienze dell Antichità, , Quasar, Rome. Introduzione, co-authored with M.C. Biella, R. Cascino, A.F. Ferrandes, in M.C. Biella, R. Cascino, A.F. Ferrandes, M. Revello Lami (eds.) Gli artigiani e la città. Officine e aree produttive tra VIII e III sec. a.c. nell Italia centrale tirrenica, Scienze dell Antichità, , Quasar, Rome. Pottery as experiment. Shifting and adapting production technologies, functions and styles across the Mediterranean, co-edited with M.C. Biella, A.F. Ferrandes, O. Cerasuolo, Proceedings of a panel organized at the 20 th Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists, Istanbul, Editorial Activities Co-founder and member of the Editorial Board of Ex Novo Journal of Archaeology, a fully peer reviewed open access journal that focuses on social archaeology ( ). The first issue, Impact of the Fall of Communism on European Heritage, edited by M. Gori and V. Higgins, will be released in winter PRESENTATIONS 1 September 2016: Close encounters. Setting a new research agenda to understand migration beyond explanatory models, paper co-authored with dr. V. Acconcia to be presented at the 22 nd EAA Annual Meeting (European Association of Archaeologists), Vilnius, 31 August 4 September May 2016: When archaeology meets the crowd. Nuove strategie di comunicazione per il finanziamento e la divulgazione della ricerca archeologica, paper presented at the Meeting Raccontare l'archeologia. Strategie e tecniche per la comunicazione dei risultati delle ricerche archeologiche, organized at Policastro Bussentino (Sa IT) by the University of Genoa.

5 5 18 March 2016: Roman, local or just global? A diachronic and integrated approach to Republican pottery from Satricum (Latium, Central Italy), paper presented at the Roman Archaeology Conference, March 2016, Sapienza University of Rome. 11 January 2016: Direct, indirect or just circumstantial? Assessing archaeological evidence for ceramic production in Archaic Satricum, paper presented at the workshop Craftsmen and the city. Workshops and production centers between 8th and 3rd BC in Central Tyrrhenian Italy, British School at Rome. 5 September 2015: From potsherds to interactive objects. Reconstructing ancient potting techniques and engaging the public through 3D technologies, co-authored with L. Opgenhaffen, Muriel Louwaard, I. Kisjes and Maarten Sepers, EAA 21 st Annual Meeting, 2-6 September, University of Glasgow. 4 September 2015: More than meets the eye. Integrating axial symmetry analysis and surface macrotraces characterization for investigating wheel-fashioning methods, co-authored with L. Opgenhaffen and I. Kisjes, EAA 21 st Annual Meeting, 2-6 September, University of Glasgow. 1 April 2015: Pottery goes digital. 3D laser scanning technology and the study of archaeological ceramics, co-authored with L. Opgenhaffen and I. Kisjes, Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology Conference (CAA 2015) 30 March-1 April, University of Siena, Siena. 12 December 2014: From standard pots to potters standards. Tracing pottery technology in Archaic Satricum (6 th 4 th c. BC), NPAP closing workshop Integrated approaches to ceramic analysis and methodology from a trans-regional perspective, December 2014, Allard Pierson Museum and University of Amsterdam September 2014: Archaeologists go to the market. Career expectations and job opportunities in the academic and private sectors, poster presentation, 3 rd International Landscape Archaeology Conference (LAC), September 2014, Rome September 2014: Pottery as experiment: shifting and adapting production technologies, functions and styles co- authored with M.C. Biella, O. Cerasuolo, A. F. Ferrandes, EAA 20th Annual Meeting,10-14 September 2014 ITU Istanbul. 27 March 2014: New Perspective on Ancient Pottery Project: the view from Satricum, co-authored with M. Gnade, M. Louwaard, J. Stobbe, The Roman Archaeology Conference 11 - Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference 24 (RAC/TRAC) March 2014, University of Reading. 13 December 2013: Ceramic standardization and variation. An integrated approach to the study of coarse ware pottery production, distribution and consumption in Archaic and Post Archaic Satricum (6th 4th BC), report presented at the Second Meeting of AAC Young Researchers, Amsterdam Archaeological Centre (AAC), University of Amsterdam. 19 November 2013: Towards a flexible future? Doctoral research and professional prospects, paper presented at the PhD Meeting (Promovendi Bijeenkomst) organised by the Institute for Culture and History (ICG) of the University of Amsterdam. 1-3 February 2013: Tracing the mundane. Circulation of Coarse Creamware pottery in Central Italy between the 6th and 4th centuries BC. Paper presented at the Conference meeting Island, Mainland, coastland and hinterland: ceramic perspectives on connectivity in the ancient Mediterranean held by the NPAP Project and the Amsterdam Archaeological Centre - University of Amsterdam.

6 6 13 December 2012: The Archaic and Early Republican coarse ware pottery of Satricum (6th- 4th BC). Selecting contexts and material, preliminary research report presented for the NPAP meeting, Amsterdam Archaeological Centre University of Amsterdam. 5 June 2008: The completion of Metro line C in Rome: enhancing the archaeological heritage in the area between Colle Oppio and the Colosseum, paper presented at the Royal Netherlands Institute in Rome, for the International MA course CHALLENGING ETERNITY. Archaeology, Heritage Management and Urban Planning in Rome. 28 January 2008: La realizzazione della linea C della Metropolitana di Roma: un occasione di valorizzazione del patrimonio archeologico tra Colle Oppio e Colosseo, research project presented at the annual meeting Architettura per l archeologia Archeologia per l architettura, held at the Faculty of Architecture Ludovico Quaroni, Sapienza University of Rome. 18 June 2007: Le fornaci romane di Albinia. Presentazione degli scavi e introduzione alla campagna 2007, report presented for the course Archaeology. Theory and Practice, University of Grosseto, Grosseto (SI). Organizational Tasks : Board member for the panel From the Colosseum to Palmyra. Appropriation and ownership of archaeological heritage in a glocal world (TH3-02), within the framework of the 22 nd EAA Annual Meeting (European Association of Archaeologists), Vilnius, 31 August 4 September : Board member for the panel The invisible constant. Building new frameworks for an archaeological understanding of migration as cultural behavior (TH1-04), within the framework of the 22 nd EAA Annual Meeting (European Association of Archaeologists), Vilnius, 31 August 4 September : Board member for the conference Raccontare l archeologia. Strategie e tecniche per la comunicazione dei risultati della ricerca archeologica, organized by the Department of Archaeology (DAFIST) and the Faculty of Architecture of the University of Genoa, Policastro Bussentino, May : Board member for the international workshop Craftsmen and the city. Workshops and production centers between 8th and 3rd BC in Central Tyrrhenian Italy, held at the British School at Rome in cooperation with University of Southampton, University of Amsterdam, Sapienza University of Rome, 11 January : Board member for the New Perspectives on Ancient Pottery Project (NPAP) closing conference Integrated approaches to ceramic analysis and methodology from a trans-regional perspective, held at the University of Amsterdam, December : Board member for the panel Pottery as experiment: shifting and adapting technologies, styles and functions, within the framework of the EAA 20 th Annual Meeting (European Association of Archaeologists Annual Meeting), Istanbul, September Board member for the international conference Island, Mainland, coastland and hinterland: ceramic perspectives on connectivity in the ancient Mediterranean held by the NPAP Project and the Amsterdam Archaeological Centre - University of Amsterdam, 1-3 February Workshop assistant for the international congress Immensa Aequora. Ricerche archeologiche, archeometriche e informatiche per la ricostruzione dell economia e dei commerci nel bacino occidentale

7 7 del Mediterraneo (metá IV sec. a.c. I sec. d. C.), held at Sapienza University of Rome, January Project Leader Prof. Dr. G. Olcese. TEACHING SKILLS May 2016: Introduction to pre-roman pottery Vervolgcursus veldwerk en material practicum: Mediterranean to BA students, coordinated by prof. V.V. Stissi and M.G. Gnade, University of Amsterdam. June-August 2014: Fragment of Past Lives. Pottery from the Acropolis of Satricum, Archaeological fieldschool (Satricum Project), introduction to pottery typology, classification and recording for graduate and undergraduate students. May 2013: Reviewing and marking assignments of graduate students attending the conference Island, Mainland, coastland and hinterland: ceramic perspectives on connectivity in the ancient Mediterranean held by the NPAP Project and the Amsterdam Archaeological Centre - University of Amsterdam (1-3 February 2013). Summer 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013: Satricum excavation campaigns, undergraduate and graduate students co-supervisor in fieldwork activities (find processing) for the Satricum Project (director Prof. Dr. M. Gnade) based at the AAC - University of Amsterdam. January February 2012: Introduction to the Archaic pottery of Satricum. Identifying ware classes, typologies and shapes. Managing data in Access Database, Borgo Le Ferriere (LT Italy). Intensive course held in the Satricum store rooms to graduate students of Sapienza University of Rome. Summer : Excavation of the Roman kilns in Albinia (Grosseto), graduate and undergraduate students supervisor in fieldwork activities (excavation, documentation and find processing). SEMINARS, POST-GRADUATE TRAINING AND STAGES February-March 2011: 3 weeks intensive training course in Ceramic Petrography, held at the Amsterdam Archaeological Centre, University of Amsterdam, supervised by dr. J. Hilditch. October 2009 January 2010: Internship at Soprintendenza Speciale per i Beni Archeologici di Roma (Municipal Department for the Archaeological Heritage of Rome). Assignment: archival research, data acquisition, data entry (ArcGis 9.3- Esri) within the framework of the project Realizing a Geographical and Archaeological Information System for the city of Rome (SITAR) based at the Soprintendenza headquarter Palazzo Massimo, piazza dei Cinquecento 67, Roma. Project Leader Dr. M. Serlorenzi. February July 2009: Internship at Segreteria della Direzione Generale alle Antichitá, Ministero dei Beni, delle Attività Culturali e del Turismo MIBACT (Secretary General Management Archaeological Heritage Italian Ministry of Cultural Heritage) office in via di S. Michele 22, Roma. Assignment: assistant for the project: Circulation, re-editing and enforcement of the Museum Service Charter within public historical, artistic and ethno-anthropological institutions (coordinator Dr. M. Fichera). May 2009: Research seminar Pottery, production and trade: archaeology and archaeometry organized by the Faculty of Humanities (Dept. of Archaeology), Sapienza University of Rome. Find processing activities in Ostia Antica storerooms. Coordinator Prof. Dr. G. Olcese.

8 8 March 2009: Research seminar Methods for Classifying and Processing amphorae, organized at the Faculty of Humanities (Dept. of Archaeology), Sapienza University of Rome. Coordinator Prof. Dr. C. Panella. March 2009: Research seminar Methods for Classifying and Processing Special Finds (bone and metal finds) organized at the Faculty of Humanities (Dept. of Archaeology), Sapienza University of Rome. Coordinator Prof. Dr. C. Panella : Research seminar Computerization of Archaeological data, organized by the Faculty of humanities (Dept. of Archaeology) University of Siena. Coordinator Prof. R. Francovich : Seminar Urban Archaeology, organized bt the Faculty of Humanities (Dept. of Archeology), University of Siena. Coordinator Prof. R. Francovich : Vocational training degree in "Evaluation and Development of the Archaeological Heritage (745 hours) organized by Regione Toscana in partnership with the University of Siena. Contents: research seminars on each subject of the Archaeology MA degree (Etruscology, Medieval Archaeology, Classical Archaeology, Prehistory, Archaeological theory and practice, Topography). Specialized lectures on Archaeology of Architecture, Teledetection, Archaeometry, Bioarcheology, Information Technology applied to Archaeology, Legislation and Conservation of the National Heritage, Museology e Museography, Restoration of Archaeological finds, Building Techniques Analysis, Surface survey data interpretation, Urban Stratigraphy Sequence Analysis, Historical age context Stratigraphy Sequence Analysis, Urban Stratigraphy Sequence documentation systems. Coordinators Prof. Dr. D. Manacorda and Prof. Dr. R. Francovich. FIELD ACTIVITIES June/August Satricum Project (Borgo Le Ferriere, Latina, Italy): find processing cosupervisor and students tutor during the material campaign carried on the ceramics retrieved from the necropolis of Poggio dei Cavallari. Project led by the Amsterdam Archaeological Centre, University of Amsterdam (director Prof. Dr. M. Gnade). June/July 2014: Meta Sudans Area. Excavation at NE slope of the Palatine hill (Piazza del Colosseo, Rome, Italy): find processing supervisor, pottery specialist mid-republican/archaic contexts, students tutor, Sapienza University of Rome (Dir. Prof. Dr. C. Panella, Co-Dir. Drs. A.F. Ferrandes and G. Pardini). September Excavation in ancient Lorium (Castel di Guido, Rome, Italy): field cosupervisor to digging activities, students team-leader and field survey assistant for the archaeological investigations of the Roman Villa in Lorium, led by Sapienza University of Rome (directed by Prof. P. Sommella and coordinated Prof. M. L. Marchi). July Meta Sudans Area, Excavation at NE slope of the Palatine hill (Piazza del Colosseo, Rome, Italy): field assistant (northern sector, votive deposit) for the archaeological investigations led by Sapienza University of Rome (directed by Prof. Dr. C. Panella and supervised by Drs. S. Zeggio, A. F. Ferrandes, G. Pardini). June/September Excavation of Roman Kilns in Albinia (Grosseto, Italy): field supervisor and students team leader for excavation activities organized by the University of Bologna in joint effort with the University of Siena - Grosseto detachment (directed by Prof. D. Vitali and supervised by Dr. C. Calastri, Prof. S. Pallecchi).

9 9 April September/November 2001 August 2001 August 2000: Archaeological investigation of the building complex Santa Maria della Scala during the realization of The Santa Maria della Scala Exhibition Centre and Archaeological Museum (Siena, Italy): field assistant (Late Roman - Middle Age phases). Project led by the Faculty of Humanities (Dept. of Archaeology) of the University of Siena (direction Prof. R. Francovich; supervised by Prof. S. Pallecchi and C. Saffioti). September-October 1997, September October Porticus Minucia (via della Botteghe Oscure, Rome, Italy): field assistant. Project led by the Faculty of Humanities (Dept. of Archaeology) of the University of Siena (directed by Prof. D. Manacorda; supervised by Prof. E. Zanini). June-July Monteriggioni (Siena, Italy): field assistant on the excavation of the Etruscan settlement of Monteriggioni, led by the Faculty of Humanities (Dept. of Archaeology) of the University of Siena (directed Prof. G. Bartoloni, supervised by Prof. E. Ciacci). Languages PERSONAL SKILLS AND EXPERTISE Italian: native tongue English: IELTS C1 German: fluent understanding and reading, good speaking writing (Grundstufe III, Goethe Institut) Dutch: good understanding and reading French: good understanding and reading IT skills December 2010: Introductory Course ArcGIS (30 hours and participation certificate) at Geodan IT bv, President Kennedylaan 1, 1079 MB Amsterdam (NL). December 2009: Geographical and Archaeological Information System course (30 hours and participation certificate) achieved by the Dept. of Geo-economic, linguistic, statistical, historical studies for regional analysis, Sapienza University of Rome. Subject: using software ESRI ArcGis 9.3 (introduction to GIS system, desktop applications, file format in GIs system, metadata notion, how to manage and view data, how to set query and print setup). Microsoft Windows OS: deep knowledge of Office (Word, Excel, Access, Publisher, PowerPoint). User knowledge of AutoCAD, Autodesk Civil 3D 2007 with Raster Design 2007 extension on AutoCAD Apple OS: User knowledge of Filemaker Pro. Driving License European B level Amsterdam, 12 June 2016 Martina Revello Lami