Nota Pantzou is Assistant Professor of Cultural Heritage: Management and Interpretation in the Department of History – Archaeology at the University of Patras and a member of the adjunct academic staff of the Hellenic Open University’s postgraduate programme Art – Cultural Heritage – Development Policies. She studied Archaeology and Art History at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, pursued postgraduate studies in Museum and Archaeological Heritage Management at the University of Cambridge, and completed her doctoral dissertation at the University of Southampton. Her research interests focus on archaeological and museum management, the archaeology of the recent past, difficult heritage, and public archaeology. She has collaborated with Greek and international institutions on projects concerning the management and interpretation of cultural heritage and has published studies in academic journals, edited volumes, and conference proceedings. She is Deputy Director of the Parrhasian Heritage Park Summer School and co-editor of the volume Introduction to Cultural Heritage Management.