Gjirokastër archaeologist Elisabeta Moosho joins expeditions at home and abroad

Elisabeta Moosho, 27, from Gjirokastër, graduated in archaeology. She returned to her hometown to follow her passion for history and uncover traces of the past.
Moosho said she has always been fascinated by the past. She explained that understanding history is essential to comprehend the present and build a better future.
Since the start of her career, she has joined several archaeological expeditions. These included a French-Albanian project in Apollonia, an Italian collaboration with the University of Macerata and the Archaeology Institute in Mela and Hadrianopolis, excavations at Antigone and Amantia, and work in Athens. She said each discovery is unique and all archaeological evidence is valuable.
Through her dedication, Moosho exemplifies a young professional returning to her city to preserve and promote cultural heritage. She views archaeology not only as a passion but as a contribution to uncovering, safeguarding, and transmitting history.
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