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Anna Gustafsson
Anna Gustafsson is an archaeologist, journalist, and educator specializing in the art and visual culture of ancient Greece. Her work focuses on visual storytelling and the impact of antiquities on modern culture and identity. She has curated several online courses on ancient Greek art for a general audience and published articles on Greek archaeology. Currently, Anna is developing innovative educational materials for teachers and creating a social media series exploring the intersection of archaeology and storytelling. When not teaching or writing, she enjoys walks with her dog, exploring ancient sites, and sharing her passion for Greek art on Instagram.
Education:National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, 2022MA Greek & Eastern Mediterranean ArchaeologyUniversity of Helsinki, 2004M. Sc. CommunicationExpertise:Articles by Anna Gustafsson
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