The Anthropologists Journal

This journal is the first part of an ongoing project to digitise the findings of one of The Institute of Learning and Preservations (IOPAL) most esteemed and revolutionary scholars: The Anthropologist. It is with a great deal of honour that the digitisation department at IOPAL have worked tirelessly to preserve as much of the original document as faithfully as possible. 

The journal itself is part of an ongoing series that aims to learn and preserve as much of Post Pandemonium (PP) culture as possible. The aim of The Anthropologists is to record the lives, stories and cultures of those around us so that future generations wont be left with the questions and gaps we are aiming to explain.  

As with all resources we offer this digitisation is free to download and share for non profit, educational and personal use.  Nobody is authorised to claim ownership of distribution or the work itself. 

This is a work of fiction that was created as part of my BA final project called Pandemonium. The project was an exercise in worldbuilding with a fully fleshed out post apocalyptic world that I could then create various different pieces of media for. To introduce this world to people I decided to create an Anthropologists journal and then to explain why it was digital I turned it into an official academic document. I hope you enjoy this story! I plan on creating more pieces of work for this world so that I can further expand the creatures, cultures and over all workings of this world.