After graduating in Conservation of Cultural Heritage at the Alma Mater Studiorum University of Bologna (Ravenna Campus) in 2006, Sabrina Ghirardelli started her professional career at the “Museo del carico della nave romana” of Comacchio. With over sixteen years of experience in museum environments, today, Sabrina is responsible for the educational activities at the Museo Delta Antico and in the Open-Air Section, where she puts her former studies at art college to good use.

As well as being a very experienced guide, Sabrina is the bookshop coordinator and manages supplier relations. Having always been fascinated by history, art and archaeology, she undertakes her work with enthusiasm and professionalism, proud to be able to live in a place that is rich in history and archaeology. Above all else, she takes pride in being able to show visitors a small part of the ancient cultural identity of Comacchio. Sabrina speaks English.

Carlotta Nordi graduated in Conservation of Cultural Heritage at the Alma Mater Studiorum University of Bologna (Ravenna Campus) in 2014 and began her training and career path during her university years, collaborating with the “Museo del carico della nave romana” of Comacchio from 2010.

At the Museo Delta Antico, where she has worked since its opening, she has the role of Social Media Manager, and manages digital communication. A highly-experienced museum operator, Carlotta organises numerous guided tours and educational workshops, and speaks English, German and Spanish.

Patrizia Busoli gained her degree in Tourism Studies at the Alma Mater Studiorum University of Bologna (Rimini Campus) in 1986. She completed her training by achieving various qualifications: tour guide, environmental excursion guide, and perfecting her foreign languages.

As a founder of one of the first organisations aimed at tourism in the Comacchio area, she became part of the staff at the “Museo del carico della nave romana” of Comacchio in 2001, obtaining the Certificate for Advanced Competence in Museum Management and Promotion. When the Museo Delta Antico opened, she became part of the staff of the new archaeological museum, assuming the role of tour guide for foreign groups. Patrizia speaks English, German and French.

Marta Cominato gained a degree in Cultural Heritage at the Alma Mater Studiorum University of Bologna (Ravenna Campus) in 2016. The following year, with the launch of the Museo Delta Antico, she became part of the staff as a Museum Operator, welcoming visitors at the ticket office and specialising in educational activities, particularly focusing on guided tours and workshops for schools.

She continued to dedicate herself to communication about cultural heritage during her masters studies, undertaken again at the Department of Cutural Heritage at the University Of Bologna, from where she graduated in 2023 in Archaeological, Artistic and Landscape Heritage: History, Protection and Enhancement. During her masters degree, she participated in university projects aimed at enhancing knowledge of the historic-artistic heritage. Marta speaks English.