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Ancient Origins

Joanna Gillan, Ancient Origins

28-Nov-18 11:00

Ancient Origins

Entrepreneurial couple Joanna Gillan and Ioannis Syrigos set up Ancient Origins, the world’s leading history and archaeology website, as a hobby. Now, Ancient Origins has more than 240 writers, researchers, and academics, more than 1200 articles and readers across 129 countries. Joanna discusses the exciting adventures they’ve had and their journey in collating information about the world around them.

Produced by: Christine Wong

Presented by: Freda Liu


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