I’m an ancient historian, author, and the founder of the Artemis Centre, a digital sanctuary devoted to the study, preservation, and celebration of the goddess Artemis in all her forms. With a PhD in Ancient History and over a decade of university teaching, my work bridges scholarship and spiritual exploration. From mapping forgotten temples to curating goddess-centred courses, I guide others in uncovering the sacred feminine through myth, memory, and material culture.

 

The Artemis Mapping Project, my signature initiative, traces the footprints of Artemis across the Mediterranean and beyond, bringing sacred sites, ancient rituals, and lost stories back into the collective imagination. I share this work through books, field research, immersive online courses, and a growing online community of seekers, scholars, and soul-walkers.

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When I’m not researching or teaching, you’ll find me hiking sacred trails, riding motorcycles, or sharing rare artifacts from tiny museums on social media. Everything I do is rooted in a deep love for the divine feminine and a belief that the ancient world still has wisdom to offer us today.