Alessandro Sanavia

Alessandro Sanavia is a part-time lecturer at the Department of Humanities, Ca' Foscari University of Venice. He holds a Master's Degree in Archaeology and Conservation of Archaeological Heritage and a Degree in Conservation of Cultural Heritage from the same institution.

• Master's Degree (2007): Thesis on Aegean Bestiary focusing on felines, sphinxes, and griffins.
• Degree (2003): Thesis on the iconography of the cat.

His research focuses on the analysis of ancient ceramics, particularly from Pompeii and the Konya Plain. He has contributed to multiple conference proceedings on topics like Pompeian overpainted ceramics and Hellenistic-era pottery trends.

Notable projects include the Electrical System material recovery in Pompeii, the DigitalKamares project for Kamares style ceramic documentation, and participation in international conferences such as the XI Cretological Congress and the International Symposium of Hellenistic Studies.