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Alexandria Frye
@alexandria-frye
MA Anthropology w/ Biological anthropology concentration
Member since Feb 09, 2021
2 published articles
Alex is a writer and podcast host who explores absurdities- and other truths- at the intersections of science, history, and law. She holds an MA in anthropology from Texas State University with a focus in Biological anthropology. In her spare time, Alex studies the stoics and their influence on leadership in media.
Amunet: The Fascinating Goddess ‘Mother Who Is Father’
From the Egyptian creation myth to arguably being altogether replaced by another goddess, the limited information known about Amunet, the “Mother Who is Father”, is fascinating.
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Fetal and Infant Burial in Classical Antiquity (An Overview)
Greco-Roman burial rites varied widely between neonatal infants and other citizens. Read on for an overview of fetal and infant burial in classical antiquity.
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