Department of History and Archaeology

He completed his undergraduate (2004-2009) and postgraduate studies (MSc) (2010-2017), at the Department of History and Archaeology of the University of Crete. Title of Master dissertation: “General Register of the Chamber of Heraklion”, aspects of the economy of eastern Crete,1924-1946, which was awarded the Menelaos Parlamas Prize for 2018. He received his doctorate in 2023. PhD thesis: Networks, public works and infrastructures in Eastern Crete from the late 18th century to the interwar period, which was funded by the State Scholarships Foundation for the period 2018-2021.

He has participated in archival classification projects (2007–2022) under the supervision of Professor of Modern History Christos Loukos. He has been working periodically for the Historical Museum of Crete, with participation in the programs “Crete in the Greek Revolution” (2021) and “Refugees in Crete after the Asia Minor Catastrophe” (2022). Since 2023, he has served as a permanent researcher and assistant curator of the Museum’s Historical Collections. Finally, he has participated in various meetings, workshops, international conferences, etc., while he has published articles in scientific journals with a focus in the local history issues, (economic and social history, public, social issues, revolutions, etc.)