The Archaeological Record

Jacob Brady

A podcast about world prehistory, in which we will explore the past 20,000 years of archaeology. We will look at the cultures, sites, processes, and events that have defined humanity and the archaeologists who have defined archaeology.

Episodes

  1. 09/08/2011

    002 - Bell Beakers

    The Archaeological Record, a podcast about world prehistory. IN this episode we look at the Bell Beaker period, an important tradition at the end of the Neolithic and beginning of the Bronze Age in Europe. Bell Beakers see the first metallurgy in Europe, an emphasis on hunting and drinking, and the expansion of the role of conspicuous display of status within society.

    002 - Bell Beakers

  2. 11/05/2010

    001 - The Rise of Agriculture

    The Archaeological Record, a podcast about world prehistory. This episode takes a look at the earliest processes of domestication in the Near East, the Kebaren and Natufian cultures of the Fertile Crescent, and the site of Abu Hureyra in Syria.

    001 - The Rise of Agriculture
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A podcast about world prehistory, in which we will explore the past 20,000 years of archaeology. We will look at the cultures, sites, processes, and events that have defined humanity and the archaeologists who have defined archaeology.

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