Welcome to this website.
I have designed this website, firstly to introduce myself and summarize what I have been doing for quite a few years, and secondly, I hope, to be able to exchange views with others on various topics of mutual interest.
The site is bilingual as I am French, but married an Englishman, so have spent many years in an English-speaking environment.
I was originally a teacher (of English!) but went to live in Asia for 16 years and became a guide/docent in several museums, which led to my being invited to lecture on cruise ships.
I have also published several articles and two books on Asia.
So, I would suggest you browse the “Lectures” section to see what I am able to offer in this field, the “Publications” section to learn more about my writing and the “Blog” section, which will grow in time, and is meant to complement the other two sections through links within the site itself.
Please, contact me with any questions or comments.
Happy surfing.
Anne-Marie Harrison
Latest posts
- If stones could talk : the Picts
Known as “the painted people” living in Scotland, the Picts … Read more - Pictish stones
These photos are meant to be a follow-up on my … Read more - The problem with Megaliths
is that, by definition, they are large, heavy and difficult … Read more
My career
Licence d’anglais
Sorbonne, Paris
Testamur in English language and phonetics
Exter university, UK
Diploma in Thai Language
AUA (American University Alumni Association), Bangkok
Guide/ Docent
Bangkok National Museum, Thailand
Guide/ Docent & Docent trainer
National Museum, Singapore
Founder of Docent programme
Ayala Museum, Manila – Philippines
Lecturer and lecturer coordinator
For Asmara Lumba-Lumba ships, Indonesia
MA in anthropology
EHESS (École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales), Paris
I have also taught French or English at all levels, from primary to postgraduate, in all the countries where I have lived. I have also been very involved with charity and cutural projects, again both in Asia and Europe. I have also served on the local council as deputy mayor in the small village in Southwest France where I live.
I am now based full-time in France and lecture regularly, in French and in English, to cultural organisations and on cruise ships.