Our Team

With a master's degree in Classics from King's College London and over seven years of consulting and artifact procurement experience, Alexandra is the visionary behind our mission. She has led museum acquisition projects for both the Arizona Heritage Museum and Rosson House Museum in Downtown Phoenix — a fully restored 1895 Victorian house museum at Heritage Square, Phoenix, AZ. Alexandra's roles have included artifact source verification, provenance documentation, and negotiating cross-border acquisitions. Her rare combination of classical scholarship, museum procurement experience, and field liaison work makes her uniquely qualified to guide institutions through acquisitions, deaccessioning, exhibit development, and archaeological collaborations.

Dr. Chen brings 12 years of field archaeology experience across the Mediterranean and Near East, with a Ph.D. in Classical Archaeology from Oxford University. He has directed excavations in Greece, Turkey, and Jordan, and specializes in connecting active dig sites with museum partners. His expertise in both fieldwork and institutional relations makes him invaluable for facilitating ethical artifact transfers and long-term archaeological partnerships.

Sarah is a cultural property attorney with expertise in international heritage law, UNESCO conventions, and museum ethics. She previously worked with the U.S. State Department's Cultural Property Protection unit and has advised major institutions on repatriation cases. Her legal expertise ensures all our projects meet the highest standards of ethical and legal compliance while protecting our clients from potential claims or disputes.