π§ Artemis of Ephesus: The Great Mother Goddess
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An incredibly popular goddess, characterised in statues of her by a vest of bee hives, or are they breasts β¦ bull scrotums? In this episode Tristan speaks to Dr Carla Ionescu about the Ephesian Artemis, the great mother goddess of Ancient Greece and, more specifically, Ephesus. They discuss the arguments behind the different interpretations of the Artemis statues, her connections to other divine female figures, and her lasting impression on the ancient city of Ephesus.
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