In Search of Artemis
Carla Ionescu PhD, Sandra FlowA historian’s journey through myth, ritual, and sacred landscapes — tracing Artemis from Ephesus to Arcadia and beyond.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 87 | Subscribers | Read | artemisexpert.substack.com |
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On Top of the World with Artemis: Mesopolitis at Orchomenos
This sanctuary stands out to me as one of the most magnificent sites that we visited. The journey itself is unforgettable. You leave the modern city of Orchomenos behind, and you drive across these vast, open plains, surrounded on all sides...
Inanna/Ishtar - She Who Wants ALL The Things
Join me on this deep dive into the primacy of Goddess worship in the ancient world and let's rifle through the captivating world of goddesses and female deities in Sumer. In today's episode, we journey back in time to explore the multifacet...
The Figures in Room 19: Mycenae’s Silent Goddesses
Badly Labelled Artifacts Series: In the heart of Agamemnon’s citadel, clay figures with breasts stand in silence, labeled only “anthropomorphic.”
The Last Woman Standing: Misogyny in Museums & Reclaiming the Goddess
History is written by the victors… but what happens when it erases the divine feminine? In this episode of The Goddess Project, we expose how misogyny in museum curation has shaped the interpretation of the Assyrian nude statue (BM 124963),...
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I research and map all things Artemis: her cults, her temples, her survival. Ancient history is my fieldwork, goddess stories are my compass. Feral cats optional, but encouraged.
Passionate about ancient art, archaeology & cultural heritage. Travel junkie. Also love modern art (& museums/galleries generally), cooking & good food, photography, books... just to name a few! Canadian based in New York City (when not wandering).
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