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Melting out

Living Geography

I've since posted regular blogs when a story appears which updates the knowledge that we have about him. The BBC Future article looks at the archaeology being revealed by melting glaciers. Thanks to Brendan Conway for sending me a link to a BBC Future page. Some years ago, I wrote a book about tzi the Ice Man.

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Why I Talked to Pseudoarchaeologist Graham Hancock on Joe Rogan

Sapiens

ENTERING THE FRAY I agreed to discuss archaeology with pseudoarchaeologist Graham Hancock on the mega-popular but controversial podcast the Joe Rogan Experience. But reaching those outside my echo chamber demands more than my archaeological expertise. I’m distinguishing archaeology from mythology. Many people buy it.

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Civilization or Religion: Which Came First

World History Teachers Blog

History books teach us that civilization arose with the Neolithic Revolution when hunter-gatherers first settled down because of the discovery of agriculture. Here's a clip from the History Channel about the discovery of Göbekli Tepe. Did civilization arise before religion or did religion arise before civilization?

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Innovation and the medical gaze

This Is Not a Sociology Blog

This process is often not straightforward and indeed medicine has changed its mind over history as to what the aetiologies (causes) of various diseases are and even as to what the body looks like. Throughout most of history this interaction is what doctors have based their diagnosis and treatment pop. Foucault, M. London: Routledge.

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Undertanding the Middle Ages as Global

World History Teachers Blog

Another project looks at the connection between East Africa, Asia, and Mediterranean Europe and includes an interview with Chapurukha Kusimba, an Archaeology Journal Article on Early Swahili Towns and a 3D Reconstruction of the Songo Mnara site, which is a UNESCO site.

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Resurrecting Dina Dobson: Archaeologist, Educator and Radio Broadcaster – Jan Lewis

Women's History Network

I quickly became a little obsessed with this dynamic and innovative woman, who made an important contribution to twentieth century British archaeology, […]

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Numbers, the Secret Language of the Cosmos?

Life and Landscapes

History is replete with such movements of suspicion. Reaching so far back into history? Quite an adventure in the world of archaeological mathematics! Why, then, are we so fixated on their calculation and meaning? Do we think that they have something hidden to say? Another way for God to speak to us in some secret way?