About Website
This website was created to share my understanding and interest in archaeology. It has evolved into a website that focuses on archaeology in popular culture, specifically the media. Most of the articles on here are either rooted in academia, or are opinion pieces such as reviews and breakdowns. While the website is constantly developing, I hope to create more content that focuses on more than just popular media. To share any ideas please contact me.
About Me
My name is Franki Webb and I’m an archaeologist and writer. I started my working life as a journalist but quit to pursue a career in archaeology after spending time in Japan in my early twenties. My writing mostly focuses the problematic nature of Western archaeology and archaeology in the media.
Although I love all aspects of archaeology, my specialism is in prehistoric zooarchaeology and the Historic British Landscape. I received my masters from University College London in 2017 and I hope to pursue a PhD in archaeology in the future. I currently work as a Heritage Consultant in London.
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Other than archaeology, I love video games, reading, cats, and hiking.
I also run the London-based blog, A London Girl
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