Filippo Maria Carinci

Filippo Maria Carinci is an Honorary Professor at the Department of Humanities of Ca' Foscari University of Venice. His research focuses on Aegean Civilization, Minoan archaeology, and Bronze Age Crete, with specializations in palatial architecture, ceremonial practices, and archaeology of memory. He has been involved in extensive fieldwork at Minoan sites like Phaistos and Haghia Triada, contributing to the understanding of Minoan social and political structures.

• University: Ca' Foscari University of Venice
• Department: Department of Humanities

His scholarly work bridges broad disciplines such as Mediterranean archaeology and historical studies, with specific sub-fields including Aegean Bronze Age, cultural heritage, and international archaeological conferences. Carinci's recent publications reflect trends in Minoan site analysis, artifact distribution, and the reinterpretation of palatial phases through new excavation data.

He maintains active academic communication through email carfilm@unive.it and is affiliated with the Italian Archaeological School of Athens and Ca' Foscari University's archaeological missions in Crete.