E. L Hunter

E. L. Hunter is an archaeologist whose work sits at the meeting point of religion, folklore, and landscape. Specialising in ritual sites and the long afterlives of belief, she writes about the places where the sacred has been built, abandoned, rebuilt, and remembered — standing stones and holy wells, abandoned chapels and the local stories that refuse to let them go. She lives in Scotland, where much of her fieldwork is rooted, and writes for readers who want history that takes folklore seriously as evidence rather than decoration. Her books are grounded in primary sources, and in the conviction that belief leaves traces you can still walk to.