The Rogue Ingenue

Eleni Marinos is an archaeologist and researcher working across the Mediterranean basin. Her work focuses on discovering how ancient communities inhabited and transformed the region.

A field journal serves as a space to record findings, sketch maps, and reflect on the fragments we encounter. Here, you’ll discover information about burial sites, broken amphorae, wind-weathered shrines, and underwater cities. Because archaeology isn’t just about making discoveries; sometimes, it’s about remembering.

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Eleni Marinos is a Mediterranean archaeologist currently based in Athens. She holds a PhD from the University of Crete and has worked at excavation sites in Greece, Turkey, and southern Italy.

Her work explores the intersection of ritual, landscape, and memory. This blog is both a public field journal and a quiet meditation on ruins, heritage, and the passage of time.

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