I work as an archaeologist commercially in Kent alongside teaching online & speaking at workshops, all the while focusing on my Masters in Egyptology & Heritage in the Middle East. I am focused predominantly on the Theurgy of Iamblichus, Hermetism & sources of ancient ritual practice primarily in Graeco Roman Egypt. My bachelors was in archaeology, where I focused on cultic architecture & iconography in the Early Bronze Age Southern Levant, particularly at sites such as Megiddo, Ein Gedi & in the Jezreel Valley. I was particularly interested in the Egyptianising influence exerted on the Southern Levant during the Early Bronze Age.

Thesis title: Indigenous Cultic Presence in the Early Bronze Age Southern Levant: An Examination of Cylinder Seal Impressions From Tel Megiddo & Ghassulian Basalt Iconography 

Supervisor: Dr Kathrine Wright, Honorary Associate Professor of Near Eastern Archaeology (UCL)

Currently my research is focused on Hieratic, Demotic & Sebayt Literature in Dynastic & Graeco Roman Egypt. Particularly, I am interested in the development of Hermetic ideas and their presence in Demotic ritual manuals and the extent to which we can see connections with broader native Egyptian intellectual traditions.