OVERVIEW

Academic background

BA in Greek Archaeology and History of Art; MA inMediterranean Archaeology; PhD in Minoan Archaeology; Fellow of the HigherEducation Academy (FHEA); City and Guilds Further and Adult EducationTeachers’ Certificate; multilingual; highly computer literate; CPD.

Academic employment

Greek Archaeology (prehistoric, Classical, Byzantine),Classics, Languages, International Education, Research Management. ResearchAssistant, Research Associate, Research Fellow, Honorary Research Fellow,Teaching Fellow, Visiting Fellow, International Fellow, Assistant/AssociateLecturer, Lecturer, External Examiner, Research Excellence Framework (REF)Manager, Knowledge Exchange (KE) Manager. Universities of Cardiff, Oxford,Cambridge, Kent, Reading, Bristol, Exeter, Bath, Bath Spa, Nottingham, Durham,Cincinnati, Humboldt (Berlin), Museum of London Archaeology (MOLA); Collaboration of Humanities and Social Sciences in Europe (CHANSE)

Academic awards and funding

Project/programme funding, conferencesponsorships, archaeological research grants, visiting fellowship, internationalfellowship, excellence awards. Humboldt University in Berlin, Germany; NationalGeographic, Institute for Aegean Prehistory, USA; Goulandris Museum ofCycladic Art, National Institute of Scholarships (IKY), Greece; MediterraneanArchaeological Trust, UK; Netherlands-Flemish Archaeological Institute in Cairo,Egypt; Universities of Bristol, Durham, Cincinnati, Exeter; Collaboration ofHumanities and Social Sciences in Europe (CHANSE).

Teaching range

Aegean Bronze Age, Archaic and Classical Archaeology,ceramics, mythology, reception, Modern Greek, Ancient Greek. Sole-taught andteam-taught courses, curriculum development, leadership in teaching. Lecture,seminar, museum- and artefact-based teaching, tutorials, formative andsummative assessment, VLEs, UG and PhD supervision, external examining,high evaluation scores.

Research range and outputs

Material culture studies, archaeologies of thebody, replication and experimental archaeology, archaeological databases,archaeological reception and politics, archaeological pedagogies. Specialistfieldwork (26 years), museum work (25 years), projects (24 years) andpublications (18 years), public engagement. Internationally peer reviewed publications.

Public Engagement

Museum and school involvement, public speaking, media,volunteerism.

Advisory Roles (current, voluntary)

Peer Review College Member -AHRC; Peer Review College Member – ESRC.