Feb 14, 2020So Here’s What We Know About: PyramidsTo kick off this series, I thought I’d start with one of the all-time favorites, pyramids! It seems that no matter what year it is, people are always interested in pyramid-related stories, shows, books, tweets, etc. …Archaeology10 min readArchaeology10 min read
Jan 16, 2020Coming soon!In an effort to combat the ever-increasing amount of pseudoscience and straight-up garbage permeating the internet and TV/movies in this post-truth world we’ve found ourselves inhabiting, I wanted to create an easily-accessible series that condenses all the great information about various historical and archaeological topics that IS currently available along…Archaeology4 min readArchaeology4 min read
Oct 7, 2019I live in Canada now?Today marks one full month since my husband and I arrived in Canada. We’re both born-and-raised in Los Angeles, although my husband is a Canadian citizen and spent tons of time in various parts of Vancouver and Calgary as a kid. Until now, my only Canadian experiences were a short…Canada4 min readCanada4 min read
Aug 24, 2019The Archaeology of True CrimeThis is shaping up to be the first thing in a potentially ongoing series of writing that explores the weird liminal space I’ve found myself inhabiting for the last decade. I am an archaeologist who works in television production and a producer that goes on archaeological digs. I have one…Archaeology3 min readArchaeology3 min read
Jul 22, 2019It all has to start somewhereAnd this seems as good a place as any! Welcome to the new evolution of my internet presence. From the ashes of the once-mighty Archaeologist for Hire rises…this! It’s been far too long since I’ve written anything and there have been many, many thoughts swirling around over the last few years. Some thoughts are related to my work in TV production, some are about the strange liminal state I find myself in as a degree-holding archaeologist who is not employed as an archaeologist but who occasionally works on archaeology/history/adventure television shows and attempts to navigate the obstacle course that is presenting historically-themed programming to the masses via various companies and networks #toomanycooksArchaeology1 min readArchaeology1 min read