
Gemma Noon
Gemma is a contributing writer who graduated with her BA (hons) in Archaeology from the University of Liverpool and holds her MA degree in Information & Library Management from John Moores University. Now the Chief Research Officer at Folklore Research. Gemma is passionate about sharing the importance of history and storytelling to engage and reach a wider audience. She is proud to live, work and play on Treaty 7 land, where she spends her time learning and discovering the stories of her adopted homeland.
Articles by Gemma Noon

First constructed over 5,000 years ago, the Neolithic monuments of the British Isles have long inspired both awe and fascination.

In 2009, the FBI raided a group accused of stealing Native American artifacts. 40,000 items were recovered and three people died, but no one went to prison.
In 2009, the FBI raided a group accused of stealing Native American artifacts. 40,000 items were recovered and three people died, but no one went to prison.

The Inca Empire did not exist in a vacuum. As their Empire grew, the Inca conquered and incorporated other kingdoms until theirs was the largest empire in the Americas.
The Inca Empire did not exist in a vacuum. As their Empire grew, the Inca conquered and incorporated other kingdoms until theirs was the largest empire in the Americas.

Five civilizations from ancient South America influenced the development of the famous Inca Empire. Here’s why they deserve more attention.
Five civilizations from ancient South America influenced the development of the famous Inca Empire. Here’s why they deserve more attention.

Five civilizations from ancient Mesoamerica influenced the development of the infamous Aztec culture. Here’s why they deserve more attention.
Five civilizations from ancient Mesoamerica influenced the development of the infamous Aztec culture. Here’s why they deserve more attention.