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Our Team
As Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Popular Archaeology Magazine, Dan McLerran is a writer and journalist specializing in archaeology. He oversees the planning and execution of all programs, projects, and content related to the magazine. He is also a frequent writer-contributor to the magazine.
As Editor of Popular Archaeology Magazine, Anastasia Adeler is a writer, journalist, and frequent and regular contributor to the magazine on travel, museums and other subject areas. She also manages Popular Archaeology’s social media editorial presence through Instagram, plays a key role in the formulation of planning and policy matters for the magazine, and plans, coordinates and executes other projects as they relate to the magazine’s content and objectives. She is the founder and author of Living Rooms, a slow journalism project.
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Professor Frank J. Korn is a frequent contributor to Popular Archaeology Magazine. He has retired from his teaching position on the Classical Studies faculty at Seton Hall University. He is a Fulbright Scholar at the American Academy in Rome and the author of nine books on various aspects of the Eternal City. He is listed in Marquis Who’s Who as “a notable classical educator and writer.” Recipient of the Princeton Prize for Distinguished Teaching, he resides with his wife Camille in Scotch Plains, N.J. The couple’s three sons – Frank, Ronald, and John and their families live nearby. His latest book – Below Rome, the Story of the Catacombs – which he co-authored with his wife, is available on Amazon or from the publisher, St. Johann Press, Haworth, N.J.
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Freelance writer, researcher and photographer, Georges Fery (georgefery.com) addresses topics from history, culture, and beliefs to daily living of ancient and today’s indigenous societies of Mesoamerica and South America. His articles are published online at travelthruhistory.com, ancient-origins.net and popular-archaeology.com, and in the quarterly magazine Ancient American (ancientamerican.com). In the U.K. his articles are found in mexicolore.co.uk.
A frequent contributing writer to Popular Archaeology, he is a fellow of the Institute of Maya Studies instituteofmayastudies.org, Miami, FL and The Royal Geographical Society, London, U.K. (rgs.org). He is a member in good standing with the Maya Exploration Center, Austin, TX (mayaexploration.org) the Archaeological Institute of America, Boston, MA (archaeological.org), NFAA-Non Fiction Authors Association (nonfictionauthrosassociation.com) and the National Museum of the American Indian, Washington, DC. (americanindian.si.edu).
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Richard Marranca is a frequent contributor to Popular Archaeology. He is best known for his many interviews of distinguished scholars on various topics of history, archaeology, and culture. Scholars and notables he has interviewed for Popular Archaeology include Zahi Hawass, Salima Ikram, Paul Cartledge, and many others.
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