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Sofia Kravaritou is a Post-Doctoral Researcher at the University of Oxford, specializing in the archaeology of Demetrias, a cosmopolitan port city during the Hellenistic period. She has a robust academic background with a Bachelor’s in Ancient History and Archaeology from the University of Ioannina, a Master’s in Religious Sciences from EPHE-Sorbonne Paris, and two PhDs in Ancient Greek Religion and Ancient Greek Language and Literature from the same institutions. Recognized for her expert contributions in her field, she has worked as an archaeologist and researcher in various capacities, including the Ephorate of Antiquities in Greece and participation in significant projects like the ERC-funded research program on Emotions in Antiquity at Oxford. Her current research investigates epigraphic evidence related to ritual activities in Demetrias during the early Hellenistic period, focusing on sacred space, cult practices, and religious beliefs. She has published several articles on topics ranging from Hellenistic religion and Thessalian cults to the social dynamics of ancient Greek communities, contributing to the interdisciplinary understanding of culture and identity in antiquity. Sofia's dedication to advancing knowledge in Greek archaeology and religion is evident in her teaching endeavors and published works.
University of Oxford • Oxford, UK
Conducting research on ancient religion and archaeology, focusing on the cosmopolitan port city of Demetrias during the Hellenistic period.
Copenhagen Associations Project •
Responsible for Thessalian evidence as part of a larger project, contributing to the understanding of ancient Greek culture.
Ephorate of Antiquities Magnesia • Thessaly, Greece
Worked as a full-time archaeologist employed by the Greek Ministry of Culture, participating in various archaeological projects.
Department of Politics and International Relations - Higher Level English requirement.