Audio News from Archaeologica
The news of the week in audio, brought to you by The Archaeology Channel, is compiled and written by Michelle Hilling of Archaeologica and read by Laura Pettigrew. The audio news is compiled from Archaeologica’s daily news updates. The musical interludes are original compositions by Anthony Pettigrew.
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Laura Pettigrew, voice of the Audio News.
Genocide in the Americas brought on Little Ice Age; medieval sword beneath pavement in Denmark; new map of Beringia; discovery of 40 mummies in Egypt
Roman woman in Slovenian cemetery; lost South African metropolis; Inuit cemetery on Alaskan Arctic coast; Greco-Bactrian fortress.
Iron Age warrior in northern Iran; Algerian pyramid tomb; dought-exposed early Norwegian settlement; cache of quinoa seeds in Ontario
Buddha statue head in India; US government shutdown endangers archaeological sites; defaced Egyptian stone carving evidences grudge; world’s oldest periodic table of the elements.
Blue pigment in medieval woman’s teeth; seagrass as natural preservative; fractures in Bronze Age Mongolian bones; ancient Maya steam room.
Catapult ball in Edinburgh; temple of the “Flayed Lord” in Mexico; Egyptian fortress port for war elephants; oldest burial in lower Central America.
Second child burial in Argentine cave; Quebec City wooden palisade; 2000-year old Jerusalem ring; ice chamber in London
German Bronze Age prince was murdered; Aramaic incantation deciphered; reptile urine in Peruvian pottery paint; Celtic god figurine in England
Stone pillar marked early Mesopotamian border; 3D printing helps reconstruction Bolivian temple; snake head figurines in Ukraine
Earthenware pagoda in Japan; questioning evidence of Iroquois-European contact; early plague in Sweden; leather boots on Medieval London skeleton
Woman’s bronze stamp in Jutland; 2000-year-old ring with name of Pontius Pilate; new Egyptian mummy; early Ecuador burials
Copper and cremations on Georgia USA coast; meteor explosion wiped out Jordan Bronze Age cities; Ice Age art under recent graffiti; early humans in Oregon