Archaeology Podcast Network
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The Archaeology Show is produced by the Archaeology Podcast Network. It's hosted by archaeologist's Chris Webster and Rachel Roden. We will interview people from around the world in a variety of topics. Enjoy the ride.
White Sands footprints get a 'rewrite history' headline; you get Chris Webster and Rachel Roden asking for evidence.
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Three archaeology headlines, each stranger and more revealing than the last.
The Archaeology Show moves through three archaeology headlines at a brisk pace, from a 5,000-year-old stone-built dolmen in Malaga to seated burials with unhealed injuries and ancient Egyptian quote-unquote post-it notes.
A lively archaeology hour that prefers evidence over headline drama.
The episode treats each find as a real archaeological puzzle, not a quick headline. A 150-year-old alcohol bottle found in Utah, White Sands footprints dated to more than 20,000 years old, and what is described as the oldest clothing in human history all get room to breathe,…
Three ancient puzzles, told with curiosity, humor, and a loose field-report feel.
The Archaeology Show folds ancient Egyptian rock art, a 9,500-year-old cremation, and a skull collection tied to Neanderthals into one loose, listenable run. It moves with a conversational pace, and each stop gets enough room to feel odd and memorable without being overexplained.
Steven Novella and a rotating panel dissect weekly science news and debunk pseudoscience claims.
Bob McDonald anchors weekly multi-segment interviews on new research, from cricket courtship to moon missions.
Vox reporters trace how Botox, brain-speech implants, and scientific disputes actually happened.
The Archaeology Show episode 326 covers three Egyptian discoveries: a buried structure beneath Tell el-Fararan, the original tomb of Pharaoh Thutmose II, and a large Coptic monastic complex at Al-Khalay.
The Archaeology Show promotes Episode 33 of the Ethnocynology Podcast, where David Ian Howe interviews Dr.
The Archaeology Show episode 325 covers a 5,000-year-old dolmen in Málaga with multiple chambers, ivory, amber, seashells, and a halberd, plus five seated skeletons found at the Josephine Baker School in Dijon.
This episode covers news articles about ancient teeth blackening, an early jaw repair, and single needle knitting, with personal updates from the hosts.
An archaeology podcast episode exploring the stratigraphy and history of the ancient city of Troy.
The hosts discuss recent archaeological news including a 7,000-year-old underwater wall, a trumpet from Budapest, and an all-female medieval cemetery.
Archaeologists review and critique season two of the Netflix series Ancient Apocalypse, discussing its claims and providing scientific context.
The hosts review season two of Netflix's Ancient Apocalypse, critiquing Graham Hancock's theories from an archaeological perspective.
An interview with Laura Heath-Stout about her upcoming book on identity, oppression, and diversity in archaeology.
This episode covers rescue archaeology from melting glaciers, a Great Lakes clovis site, and an anti-vampire burial in Poland.
The hosts review the Apple TV Plus show Time Bandits and share personal anecdotes about visiting Atlantic City.
Removing one projectile point can turn a 10,000-flake archaeological site into a bulldozer project.