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  1. A (Little) Archaeology of ‘Little Guys’

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    What is a ‘little guy’?

  2. Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie the Archival Experience

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    This blog post has some slight spoilers for Matt Johnson’s 2025 film ‘Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie’, which I so highly recommend you watch that I’d rather you stop reading this blog post and immediately find out where it’s playing near you.

  3. Bones and All: A (Pre)History of Death & Display in “28 Years Later”

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    Please note that this blog post has some slight spoilers for Danny Boyle’s 2025 film 28 Years Later.

  4. The (Entirely Inaccurate, Completely Nonsensical) Plastic Skeleton Wars Continue

    (Animal Archaeology)

    Let’s be real – you know exactly what this blog post is about.

  5. Is the Museum of the Future Contextless?

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    A photo of four paper museum labels reading (clockwise from top left): Oland.

  6. Mattie Lubchansky’s ‘Simplicity’ and Weaponising the Museum of the Future

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    The following blog post will contain spoilers for Mattie Lubchansky’s recent book Simplicity, which is out now and I highly recommend folks – especially those of you who work in the museum and anthropology fields – read it first!

  7. Who Gets to Feel Good in Archaeology?

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    Over the past decade, there has been a lot of attention drawn to the benefits of archaeological fieldwork on the mental health of participants (e.g., Finnegan 2016, Rathouse 2019, Everill et al. 2020, Dobat et al. 2022).

  8. Is Two Point Museum the Most Accurate Video Game Depiction of Museum Work?

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    Kinda!

  9. Archives are for the Gamers (and Everyone Else): Making Archives Available for All

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    A slightly weathered red box, showcasing the Atari logo and the numbers 2600 in big white font.

  10. The Dangers of ‘Dialogue’ in Violent Times: Obscuring Power Dynamics in the Heritage Sector (and Beyond)

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    Recent posts of mine from BlueSky which read: “The recent uptick in ‘echo chamber’ rhetoric, alongside the weaponisation of ‘dialogue’ as a means of obscuring power dynamics between opposing sides of an issue in favour of ‘civility politics’, really needs…