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 | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 97 | Subscribers | Read | artemisexpert.substack.com |
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Stepping Into a New Year of Study and Goddess Work
As we move toward the end of the year, I have been thinking a lot about how to bring my research, travels, and the work of the Artemis Mapping Project into a steady rhythm that is both accessible and meaningful.
Climbing Toward Diktynna. A Journey Into the Wild Heart of Crete
The first time I went to Diktynna, I missed the entire thing. I missed the temple, the altar, all of it. Google Maps had placed the sanctuary on the opposite side of the hill, right over the pilgrim quarters, and I trusted it far more than ...
Lilith - No Means No!
In this episode of The Goddess Project podcast, we dive into the myth of Lilith, the Queen of the Night! Lilith’s legendary journey is unmatched by any other goddess in history. From her four controversial birth stories to denying Adam sexu...
The Gorgon and the Huntress: Artemis and Medusa at Corfu
The first time I ever saw the Temple of Artemis at Corfu, I didn’t even know it was connected to Artemis. What caught my eye was the frieze, that massive pediment of Medusa, wild and commanding and alive. I remember sitting at my desk one e...
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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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