FEATURED

I'm a Bronze Age archaeologist, anthropologist, and art historian with a penchant for monkeys, travel, dirt, and food. I contribute to classical studies, studio art and design, religious studies, humanities, too. In summer, most of my fieldwork takes place in the Greek islands, but I do also work on the Mainland. I specialize in materials analysis, Bronze Age plasters, iconographic studies, population movements, and exchange. I am particularly interested in topics related to identity, gender and sexuality, systems collapse, technologies, and the ancient interwoven perceptions of medicine and magic.

As Executive Director of the Aegean Bronze Age Studies Initiative (ABASI), I am passionate about finding funding for students to travel for an immersive education in the field. My students experience archaeological excavation, materials analysis, museum study, research, and internships. As co-founder and co-director of the Indus-Aegean Bronze Age Research Network (IA-BARN) at University of Oxford, I am thrilled to continue helping my students get involved in cutting-edge archaeological research with some of the world's top ranking institutions in archaeology.