Travelling in a Time of COVID-19
LEAVING So I booked the flight, one way only, booked the hotel, with a strong cancellation policy, and FINALLY, I […]
The Hypogeum: The Liberation of Descending
**excerpt from a manuscript in progress** Arriving at the Hypogeum was a feat in itself, and to be honest, I […]
@ historyhack podcast on why Artemis Ephesia is the Queen Bee 🐝
https://www.podbean.com/eu/pb-9cn58-e89101 Click the link 👆🏼👆🏼👆🏼👆🏼 and join us in our most entertaining conversation about bees, breasts and goddesses who birth […]
Searching for the Cave of Artemis the Bear
The goddess Artemis has been worshipped in many forms, but one of the most unique forms of her embodiment is […]
St. John’s Co-Cathedral: A Touch of Colonial Violence and Artistic Homicide
Valletta – St. John’s Co-Cathedral When I got to the cathedral I thought it was closed. The rails used to […]
Public Buses Are The Bane of My Existence 🤦🏼♀️
NAXXAR Pronounced nashaar this small quiet town in the south of Malta is more of a jewel than I imagined. […]
The Cult of Artemis at Vravrona – Dragging My Mother on the Most Unlikely Quest
Almost ten summers ago I arrived in Athens for the first time beginning an epic 6 week Mediterranean journey with […]
Putting Artemis’ Temples on the Map – The Struggle is Real
So much of the search for Artemis remains uncovered. Of the 165(ish) temples that I've listed in my doctoral research, only less than a third have been recognized by both scholars and archaeological projects.
The Last Goddess
How Artemis Ephesia Lost Her Crown – Lecture Despite the attempt by the Greeks to superimpose their tradition of the […]
The Strangled Goddess
Apankhomene, the strangled goddess, is another surname of Artemis. Tradition claims that in the neighbourhood of the town of Caphyae […]