The Archaeology Show
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.
Love These Nerds!
3 ngày trước
I love these two loveable archeology nerds and all their great news and information! One correction for you guys on Episode 195 that just came out. Graham Hancock’s first popular book was Fingerprints of the Gods, not Chariots of the Gods which was another pseudoscience book from a different author.
Y’all are just great
12/09/2023
I hate reviews, but I really feel the need to say that you two have an excellent podcast and I really do wait for every episode. I am a law student who is a total archaeology/history nerd and you guys are a portion of my periodic fix. The breakdowns are always insightful and accessible. Beyond the subject matter, I love the humor from both of you and your chemistry is really endearing and cozy. You two have a gift in this and I hope you stick with it. Thanks, - Lane
Chichén Itzá episode was a joke
30/10/2024
I listened to the Chichén Itzá episode and expected some information about… archeology. It was almost totally devoid of content of any kind. The hosts had no idea what a cenote was (sink hole or underground river?) and had little information about the site, other than a few dates and a recommendation for a tour company that apparently (in the hosts’ telling) provided a tour that was (in the hosts’ telling) both incorrect and without context. In case anyone is interested, “cenote” comes from the Mayan word D’zonot, meaning holy well. It is the sinkhole, not the river. The Yucatan is mostly made of porous limestone. As a result, the peninsula has little in the way of above-ground rivers. Most of its rivers are underground, and they are revealed when the ground collapses, forming a cenote. The Mayans were not especially good cave divers. So they would have had no way to know that they built a pyramid above one of the below-ground rivers. How the hosts couldn’t figure out this basic fact is a mystery.
Great potential
25/03/2024
It would a great option for the hobby archaeologist, but the ‘banter’ between the hosts makes it nearly unbearable to listen to. The guy does a better job of staying on track, but the female cohost’s constant giggles and interjections are annoying. Great potential, poor execution
Giới Thiệu
Thông Tin
- Kênh
- Nhà sáng tạoArchaeology Podcast Network
- Năm hoạt động2016 - 2024
- Tập296
- Xếp hạngSạch
- Bản quyền© (c)2019 Archaeology Podcast Network
- Trang web chương trình
Nội Dung Khác Của Archaeology Pod Network
Có Thể Bạn Cũng Thích
- Khoa học tự nhiênHằng tháng
- Giáo dục14/06/2016
- Khoa học tự nhiênHai tuần một lần
- Khoa họcHai tuần một lần
- Khoa học tự nhiênHằng tuần
- Lịch sửHằng tuần
- Lịch sửHằng tuần