Fiorelli

Fiorelli is an Italian surname. Notable people with this surname include:

• Giuseppe Fiorelli (1823-1896): An Italian archaeologist best known for his work at Pompeii. He developed a technique for making plaster casts of bodies found in the ash, allowing for a more detailed reconstruction of the victims' final moments. He also reorganized the site, dividing it into regions and insulae for better documentation and study. He served as the Director of the Naples National Archaeological Museum and oversaw excavations in other parts of Italy.

• Federico Fiorelli: An Italian footballer.

This surname is generally associated with Italian ancestry.