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# Dr. Anna Simandiraki-Grimshaw Professional Website

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- [Home](https://anna-simandiraki.co.uk/) - Anna Simandiraki-Grimshaw BA, MA, PhD, FHEA Archaeologist, Art Historian, Philologist, Educator, Research Facilitator WELCOME Welcome to my professional website. It is a tool for online communication, offering current information regarding my ongoing projects and responsibilities. Therefore, it covers most aspects of my professional life, including details of my academic achievements, skills, research history, work and
- [Research](https://anna-simandiraki.co.uk/research/) - Conceptualising the Minoan Human Body Description: The human body played a vital role in Bronze Age Cretan social, economic, political and other networks across two millennia. However, most studies on Bronze Age Cretan corporeality have to date mainly focused on iconographies of the human body, or, less so, on skeletal remains. My research seeks to
- [Teaching](https://anna-simandiraki.co.uk/teaching/) - Teaching CURRENT Alexander the Great: king, soldier, legend, face-to-face course, Professional and Continuing Education, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK, 19-25 July 2026 (instructor). Register here. Ancient Greek art and archaeology: an Introduction, face-to-face course, Professional and Continuing Education, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK, 19-25 July 2026 (instructor). Register here. Minoans and Mycenaeans, online course, Department
- [Conferencing](https://anna-simandiraki.co.uk/conferencing/) - POSTER PRESENTATIONS Archaeology Simandiraki A. 2007, ‘Kings, axes, palaces, dolphins: Minoan archaeology as Cretan, Greek and European identity’, in “Re-visioning the Nation: Cultural Heritage andthe Politics of Disaster’, The 8th Cambridge Heritage Seminar, The MacDonald Institute for Archaeological Research, Cambridge, UK, 12 May 2007. Archaeological Replication, Experimentation and Digital Applications Rempoulaki A., Simandiraki-Grimshaw A., Chalkiadakis
- [Publications](https://anna-simandiraki.co.uk/publications/) - Publications BOOKS & SUBSTANTIAL REPORTS Simandiraki-Grimshaw A., Sattler F., Angermüller K. (eds.) in preparation, Replica Knowledge: An Archaeology of the Multiple Past. Berlin: K.Verlag [conference proceedings and exhibition catalogue]. [image by F. Sattler, Tieranatomisches Theater, Humboldt University in Berlin]. Perry S., Simandiraki-Grimshaw A., Nienhaius L., 2026. Final Report of the CHANSE Knowledge Exchange Facilitators (KEF).
- [Resources](https://anna-simandiraki.co.uk/resources/) - Resources MY OTHER WEB PRESENCE My Academia website My ORCiD profile My TETRARCHs profile My group CHANSE-KEF profile My Oxford University profile FURTHER USEFUL LINKS Archaeological Practice Data Gateways Darthmouth online introduction to Aegean Prehistory Latsis Foundation Museums Cycle guidebooks Archaeology Data Service (ADS) Oxford University Classical Art Research Centre Arachne database CMS Database Cretan
- [Profile](https://anna-simandiraki.co.uk/profile/) - Profile ACADEMIC BACKGROUND Qualifications B.A. in (Greek) Archaeology and (Western) History of Art, Department of History and Archaeology, University of Crete, Greece. “Excellent” [=First] 8.95 (out of 10.00) (1997). M.A. in Mediterranean Archaeology (With Commendation), Department of Archaeology, University of Bristol, UK. (1998). PhD. in Aegean Archaeology, Department of Archaeology, University of Bristol, UK. (2002).
- [Engagement](https://anna-simandiraki.co.uk/engagement/) - VOLUNTEERING Greek translator, World Archaeological Congress. 2007-2012. Chief online Greek translator for Verba Volant, a service of the Logos Group. The Logos Group translation company based in Italy. 2002-2009. Greek translator. West Country Crete Veterans and Friends Society, UK. 2001-2015. Title photo by and (c) Anna Simandiraki-Grimshaw 2024 Website design and development by Anna Simandiraki-Grimshaw;