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A podcast covering an uneducated mans journey to gain expertise in Human Prehistory. A funny, easy going way to learn more about our ancient past.

Exeter, England
Joined January 2018
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Is the wading hypothesis #pseudoscience? After speaking to @AlgisKuliukas we don’t think so. What are your thoughts? soundcloud.app.goo.gl/uNGPuQ… #Archaeology #Anthropology #humanorigins
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Check out the latest episode with the fantastic @ChrisStringer65 now premiering on our YouTube channel. youtu.be/TV_ABTFyDhQ
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I’ve got an exciting project update over on the AncientCraft YouTube channel at 7pm (GMT+1). I’ve been lucky enough to work with an amazing piece of Bronze Age metalwork to produce some replica swords! Check it out here: youtu.be/8C4wymKv4l0
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Check out @ChrisStringer65 explaining this and much more on the podcast. podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcas… If you enjoy it, please leave a review as it helps us encourage more fantastic guests like Chris.
My thoughts on early H. sapiens remains from Zlaty Kun and Bacho Kiro
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My thoughts on early H. sapiens remains from Zlaty Kun and Bacho Kiro
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A massive thanks to @ChrisStringer65 for agreeing to come on the podcast. Check out the latest episode. soundcloud.app.goo.gl/ALQWx2… Also available on iTunes
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More than 45,000 years ago, modern humans ventured into Neanderthal territory. Here’s what happened next | Science sciencemag.org/news/2021/04/…
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To hear @ChrisStringer65 discussing this and a whole range of other fascinating aspects of #prehistory be sure to follow the podcast on iTunes or soundcloud. New episode tomorrow.
My thoughts on early H. sapiens remains from Zlaty Kun and Bacho Kiro
History is taught in schools. It accounts (pretty sparsely for the 2 or 3 thousand) for 5500 years of human existence. At present, human existence (of our species only) appears to have spanned 300000 years. With that in mind, how is Pre History not a subject in schools?
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#spinstersrock is lovely spot for a picnic with a Neolithic backdrop. Easy to park near and great for the little man. Inspired by @PrehistoryGuys. #sandwicheswithstones
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@megportal the resources that keeps on giving
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Check out @PrehistoryGuys asking all kinds of odd questions as well as telling us about the making of #standingwithstones and some of there thoughts on the British #neolithic soundcloud.app.goo.gl/wTe6zt… #archeology #podcast
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Last chance to book tickets for the Prehistoric Talks package! (Talks are taken offline on Friday 26th). The Origins of Archery The Value of Experiential Archaeology Otzi: A copper Age murder mystery Metal casting in the Bronze Age Get a ticket here: ancientcraft.co.uk/event-det…
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Incredible stuff! Prehistory, the topic that just keeps on giving.
A unique assemblage of 35 wooden implements from the site of Gantangqing, southwestern China, associated with stone tools, antler soft hammers and cut-marked bones, and is dated to ~ 361–250 Kya researchsquare.com/article/r…
PODCAST #41 | Waun Mawn & Stonehenge player.acast.com/theprehisto…
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