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Professional biography

My research interests lie in ancient Greek history and particularly ancient Greek epigraphy. I am fascinated by the way in which inscriptional evidence may be interpreted as monumental discourse of interaction, which is the focus of my recent monograph Reinventing the Amphaireion at Oropos (Brill, 2021). 

I have wide teaching experience in ancient Greek and Roman history and ancient Greek language. At the Open University, I have taught on the following Classical studies modules: Exploring the Classical WorldÌý(´¡229), Myth in the Greek and Roman Worlds (´¡330),ÌýReading Classical Greek: Language and Literature (A275), and MA Classical Studies Part 1 (A863). I have also authored material on the myth and the Eleusinian Mysteries for the new module Greek and Roman Myth: Stories and HistoriesÌý(´¡350).