Biography
University of Cambridge, PhD in Classics, 2020-present;
University of Cambridge, MPhil in Classics (Distinction), 2019-20;
Yale University, B.A. in Classics (distinction); B.A. in History of Art (distinction), 2015-19.
Research
Included but not limited to: Greek art and archaeology, ancient Greek religion, archaic Sparta, phenomenology of religion, materiality and processes of making.
I also have a strong interest in public archaeology and issues of restitution/repatriation.
Publications
Book Chapters
“Towards a Lakonian Material Culture Landscape (750-480 BCE)” Teiresias Supplement Online. Vol. 5. Forthcoming 2024.
(co-authored with Sherry Lee) “The Feminine Semiotics of Dedication at Epizephyrian Locri (6th-3rd century BCE): from pinakes to votive epigram” in The Materiality of Ancient Greek Identities, eds: Gooch, Emma and Ruddick, Jerome. Bloomsbury Academic. Forthcoming 2024.
"The Color of Cult: Artemis Brauronia and the krokotos" in Textiles in Ancient Mediterranean Iconography, eds: Brøns, Harris, and Zuchowska, Ancient Textiles Series. Oxbow Books, 2021.
Journal Articles
“The Theological Aesthetics of Ivory Accoutrements at Artemis Ortheia in Sparta” Archaeological Review from Cambridge Volume 37.2: Aesthetics, Sensory Skills, and Archaeology. 2022.
“Archaeology in Greece 2021-2022” Archaeological Reports 68. 2022.
Teaching and Supervisions
Classical Art and Archaeology (Classical Tripos)
-One-to-one and small group teaching for first-year students
-Covered topics in Greek and Roman archaeology throughout the year
-Graded student essays and written work
-Prepared students for their first-year coursework and exams
Beyond Classical Art (Prof. Caroline Vout)
-Covered special topics (Art of Archaic Sparta; Gandharan Art) for final year Classics undergraduates in small groups
-Graded student essays
-Taught from objects in Fitzwilliam Museum collections
