In Search of Artemis
A historian’s journey through myth, ritual, and sacred landscapes — tracing Artemis from Ephesus to Arcadia and beyond.
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Drive With Me: Through the Mountains of Crete (opens the original)
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Hello all, As many of you know I love driving and I spend A LOT of time driving through the mountains, valleys, and villages of Greece. The last time I was in Greece (Crete) I brought a little dashboard sticky thing to hold my phone and record while driving just for some fun. So come drive with me through the mountains of Crete, on the road to the Samaria Gorge. A few minutes of winding roads, Cretan landscapes, music, and apparently me occasionally singing along. 😂 Read more <
BTS: Apollo, Gortyna & 450 Mice 🐭 (opens the original)
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I’ve been to the Temple of Apollo Pythios at Gortyna several times over the years, and so far, I haven’t found an Artemis connection here. That doesn’t mean I’ve given up looking, of course :))<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="1092"
AFTER THE PODCAST: Gorgons and Seraphim (opens the original)
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In this episode of After the Podcast, we dive deep into the fascinating overlap between two iconic figures of mythology and spirituality: the enigmatic Gorgons of Greek lore and the fiery, six-winged Seraphim of Judeo-Christian tradition. What could these seemingly disparate beings, one infamous for petrifying mortals and the other blazing with divine purity, possibly have in common? The answer might surprise you, and it lies within the architectural and artistic marvel of Hagia Sophia.We’ll exp
Of Course Amazons Were Real! Myth, Symbolism, and Propaganda in Ancient Greece (opens the original)
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What do the legendary battles between the Greeks and the Amazons really mean?In this episode of The Goddess Project, we explore the Amazonomachy, the ancient Greek tradition of depicting fierce Amazon warriors battling Greek heroes. From mythology and art to temples and public monuments, we uncover how these images were used to communicate ideas about power, gender, civilization, and identity, and how their deeper meanings can remain hidden in plain sight.🔎 <a href="https://www.artemisresearchce
September at the Artemis Centre: Women, Goddesses, and Hidden Histories (opens the original)
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Hello all,September is here, and after a month of fieldwork in Crete, I’m very happy to be home and returning to our workshops, courses, and conversations together.There are three things happening at the Artemis Centre this month, beginning with a free workshop inspired directly by my recent research in Crete, followed by our September Year of the Goddess workshop on Persephone, and finally the beginning of our new fall course, <a href="https://www.artemisresearchcentre.com/challenge-page/2fc0b7
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