
2025–2029
Knossos Roman Archaeology Project, Crete
Known for the Minoan palace, Knossos is also the site of an important Roman city and colony. The project examines urban life in the valley after the palace periods.
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2025–2029
Known for the Minoan palace, Knossos is also the site of an important Roman city and colony. The project examines urban life in the valley after the palace periods.

2022, 2024
A Byzantine settlement under Kastro Apalirou — houses, churches and burials of the 8th–9th centuries.

2021–2024
Four seasons of survey in western Samos — whether the west of the island was really a settlement ‘blackspot’.

2021–
A collaboration with the National Library of Greece, opening unpublished British archives of the 1821 Revolution to new historical work.

2017–2018
Memory of land reclamation on the Karditsa plain — modernisation, and a sense of what was lost.

AG Leventis Fellowship
Displacement and the idea of refuge on Leros, from the ghosts of exile to the present crisis.