Ellen Adams is Reader in Classical Archaeology at King’s College London. Originally trained in Minoan Archaeology, she now focuses on how access practices in museums may be applied to more traditional academic themes, such as audio description, touch tours and British Sign Language tours. She has edited the volume ‘Disability Studies and the Classical Body: The Forgotten Other’.

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ENicoletta Momigliano is Professor of Aegean Studies at the University of Bristol. She is a specialist in Minoan Crete and its reception. She has conducted archaeological fieldwork at several sites on Crete, including Knossos, and also in Turkey. Her most recent book is In Search of the Labyrinth: the Cultural Legacy of Minoan Crete (Bloomsbury, 2020).

Christine Morris is Andrew A David Professor of Greek Archaeology & History at Trinity College Dublin. She researches the Aegean Bronze Age, especially Minoan Crete where she has current archaeological projects, as well as Goddesses and their modern receptions. Her co-edited books include Ancient Goddesses (1998) and An Archaeology of Spiritualities (2012).