A historian’s journey through myth, ritual, and sacred landscapes — tracing Artemis from Ephesus to Arcadia and beyond.
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Into the Samaria Gorge: From Artemis and Britomartis to Agios Nikolaos
There are some ancient sites that you simply drive up to, park your car, buy a ticket, and walk through the gates. This site starts off that way, but then she makes you work for it.
Trail sign marking the location of the Church of Agios Ni...
The Four Women of Eleutherna: A Free Goddess Wisdom Workshop
Hello all,
Our next Goddess Wisdom Series event comes directly out of my recent travels in Crete.
I first came across the four elite women buried at Eleutherna in 2020, so I was already somewhat familiar with their story. But when I visit...
GODDESS TALKS: The Minotaur Wasn’t Real? Uncovering the Truth About Minoan Gods - with Laura Perry
Goddess Talks is a short series of interviews with Goddess scholars and practitioners where we informally discuss all things ancient, sacred and divinely feminine.
The Minotaur is one of the most famous figures in Greek mythology, but what...
Where the Dogs Went Mad: Looking for Artemis at Ancient Rokka
Returning to a Cretan mountain, six years later, in search of an ancient city, a lost sanctuary, and Artemis Rhokkaia.
Today I went back to Rokka.
The Temple of Apollo (but most likely Artemis Britomartis) at Agia Roumeli, Crete
Notes From the Field - August 20, 2026
These aren’t polished pieces. They’re thoughts, ideas, and things I discover along the way, with some behind-the-scenes mixed in. I often dictate them into my notes app in the car and edit them later....
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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.
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