Masi Andrea
Historian and Archaeologist.
President of a non profit organization "GENESIS CIMINNA".
Master of Arts in Classical Civilisation; Bachelor of Arts in History and Archaeology, Birkbeck College, University of London.
Worked for Molas, Museum of London Archaeological Services, and Soprintendenza di Palermo.
Planning to keep on digging in Ciminna (PA) Sicily, and our association should be soon managing the local Museum. Awaiting funding.
President of a non profit organization "GENESIS CIMINNA".
Master of Arts in Classical Civilisation; Bachelor of Arts in History and Archaeology, Birkbeck College, University of London.
Worked for Molas, Museum of London Archaeological Services, and Soprintendenza di Palermo.
Planning to keep on digging in Ciminna (PA) Sicily, and our association should be soon managing the local Museum. Awaiting funding.
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The Toponym of Ciminna is not of arabic origins but from the name of a woman who lived in Termini, a roman woman who very likely had indigenous origins.
A Charter dated 12th century AD gives us the names of the reppresentatives of the Council of the Elders from Ciminna, two jews, father and son.
The reasearch is supported by archaeological and written evidence, some revisited some unknown up to now.
The Toponym of Ciminna is not of arabic origins but from the name of a woman who lived in Termini, a roman woman who very likely had indigenous origins.
A Charter dated 12th century AD gives us the names of the reppresentatives of the Council of the Elders from Ciminna, two jews, father and son.
The reasearch is supported by archaeological and written evidence, some revisited some unknown up to now.