In Search of Artemis
Carla Ionescu PhDA historian’s journey through myth, ritual, and sacred landscapes — tracing Artemis from Ephesus to Arcadia and beyond.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 112 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 2 months ago |
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The Elusive Temple of Artemis at Sani: Artifacts Without a Site
This post is messy. I don’t like messy posts, and yet I’ve been sitting with these artifacts for weeks now, trying to understand how to present them in a way that feels grounded, careful, and academically responsible. I’ve searched what I c...
Goddess Talks: Hekate, Light in the Darkness with Sorita D'Este
In this episode of Goddess Talks, part of The Goddess Project Podcast, I sit down with author and researcher Sorita d’Este for a thoughtful and engaging conversation on the goddess Hekate.
Together, we explore some of the most common m...
Before Asklepios: Apollo’s Forgotten Temple
Many of you know I am not a big fan of Apollo (ugh!) but, the truth is that wherever there is a temple to Apollo, there is very likely a temple to Artemis.
Many of you know I am not a big fan of Apollo (ugh!) but, the truth is that whereve...
At the Threshold of Healing: Artemis-Hekate at Epidavros
Where the Path First Began
I first arrived at Epidavros in 2010. I was traveling through Greece with my mother on a six-week journey through ancient Greek and Roman sites, the kind of trip where every day feels like stepping into anothe...
After the Podcast: The Snake Rituals of Kefalonia 🐍
In this week’s After the Podcast, I explore one of the most unusual and quietly mysterious traditions in the Greek islands, the snake rituals of Kefalonia.
In this week’s After the Podcast, I explore one of the most unusual and quietly mys...
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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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