Special-issue-on-archaeology-and-popular culture

14 August 2024 02:15 PM

A response to Van Alst and Cory's 'Archaeological Markers'.

14 August 2024 02:15 PM

We take an archaeological approach to understanding the world of Hyrule, focusing on three principal themes: landscape, indigeneity, and “lost civilizations”.

27 May 2024 02:17 PM

A response to Fitzpatrick's 'Side Quest Added: Video Game Mechanics and the Potential for Pseudoarchaeology'

27 May 2024 02:16 PM

A response to Fitzpatrick's 'Side Quest Added: Video Game Mechanics and the Potential for Pseudoarchaeology'

27 May 2024 02:15 PM

On 'archaeology' as a sidequest mechanic in videogames.

7 May 2024 03:16 PM

A response to Przystupa's 'Archaeology and Comcis, with a Case Study Examining the Representation of Black Archaeologists'

7 May 2024 03:15 PM

A response to Paulina Przystupa's 'Archaeology and Comics'.

24 April 2024 02:15 PM

On the representation of archaeology and archaeologists in comics

26 January 2024 03:15 PM

On the role of pseudoarchaeology in Tumblr's subculture. The first article in a special issue on the intersection of archaeology and popular culture

26 January 2024 03:15 PM

A response to Emma Verstraete's 'Ancient Egyptian Curses and Bog Bodies'.

26 January 2024 03:14 PM

A response to Emma Verstraete's 'Ancient Egyptian Curses and Bog Bodies'.

26 January 2024 02:15 PM

An introduction to a special issue on the intersection of archaeology and popular culture