Anne Duray is a Greek archaeologist and intellectual historian. Her research focuses on the interplay between ideologies, archaeological practices, and knowledge production from the late 19th century to the present, particularly in the study of Aegean prehistory and the Early Iron Age. She received a Ph.D. in Classics (Archaeology) from Stanford University in 2020 and has taught at both Stanford and the University of Colorado Boulder on topics relating to Greek archaeology and history, race and ethnicity, cultural heritage, and legacies of colonialism in archaeology.
