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**Season 2 Finale: "Unveiling the Mysteries: The Latest in Paleoanthropology Discoveries"**

In the thrilling season finale of the Paleo Post Podcast, host Seth Chagi takes listeners on an extraordinary journey through the latest and most groundbreaking discoveries in paleoanthropology. This episode delves into the remarkable findings from recent excavations and cutting-edge research that are reshaping our understanding of human origins.

Listeners will hear exclusive interviews with leading experts who reveal the secrets of newly unearthed fossils, ancient artifacts, and the innovative technologies used to study them. From the stunning revelations about our early ancestors to the unexpected connections between ancient human populations, this finale promises to captivate and enlighten.

Joining Seth for this special episode is guest co-host Genevieve von Petzinger, renowned for her work on prehistoric art and symbolic behavior. Together, they recap the season's highlights, reflect on the evolution of paleoanthropological research, and set the stage for what's to come in the next season. Don’t miss this compelling conclusion that brings together science, storytelling, and the timeless quest to uncover the story of us.

Calling all paleoanthropology enthusiasts! Get ready for an exhilarating episode of the PaleoPost Podcast. We're thrilled to welcome Dr. Aron Mazel, a renowned rock art expert who has unraveled the mysteries of ancient caves in South Africa and the U.K.

Join us as we delve into a treasure trove of exciting updates, including a must-watch documentary recommendation on Neanderthals. Then, Dr. Mazel will take us on a captivating journey into the world of African and Welsh/ English Rock art, sharing his insights and expertise. Prepare to have your mind blown as we explore the potential significance of this ancient art.

This episode is packed with fascinating knowledge about our shared human origins. Don't miss this opportunity to learn something new and expand your understanding of the ancient world. Subscribe and like the PaleoPost Podcast to join us on this exciting exploration!

Hello, and welcome to this fantastic episode #PaleoPostPodcast! We had an absolute blast on this episode talking about gender roles in ancient societies: woman the hunter, men the gatherer; we talk about the potential first art in the world, which the mysterious Denisovans may have created! Or not! Listen to find out more!

In addition, we talk a good deal about Rising Star (stay tuned to next week’s episode, when we are doing a special on Rising Star!) and learn what’s really going on!

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Thanks for listening, and remember, there is always more to learn!

Stories:

Sting Ray Art - https://theconversation.com/stingray-sand-sculpture-on-south-africas-coast-may-be-oldest-example-of-humans-creating-an-image-of-another-creature-225909?fbclid=IwAR2qH8bwnauN29Lf9PvU4tDGjOfCSCAtUP0S-566tYc39Al4EX9yqVjm2TY

D Stretch - https://www.dstretch.com

Denisovan Prints -
These 200,000-Year-Old Hand and Footprints Could Be the World's Earliest Cave Art

Not really Ancient Prints? - https://www.iflscience.com/prehistoric-childrens-handprints-in-tibet-may-not-be-worlds-oldest-art-after-all-71732

Welcome to episode five of season two of the Paleo Post Podcast! We have a special episode for you and a special guest!

In this episode, George and I are joined by Dr. Sara, a member of the First Art team and an expert in engravings and prehistoric art of Portugal and Spain.

We discuss the work of the first art team, which includes work in Portugal, Spain, Wales, Jordan, Arabia, and, of course, Rising Star! It is an excellent opportunity to hear about how some of the first art was created and what it meant for us as a species.
Where did art first appear? Hear what the experts think! It may surprise you!

We had a blast with this episode, and we hope you will enjoy listening to it! If you learned something or are looking forward to future episodes, like, subscribe, share, and spread the science communication! The more we know about our shared human origins, the better future we can have together!

Join us at the halfway point of Season Two of the PaleoPost Podcast! It's been an incredible adventure so far, and we hope that you've learned a lot and had fun doing it!

We have many exciting plans for the future, so stay tuned!

In this episode, we discuss rock art (as usual) and some endangered engravings that we should all strive to protect. We also talk about what it's like to discover some of the world's oldest art, what it means to be part of the "First Art Team," whom we'll be meeting with next week, and what it's like to do this kind of research.

We receive some amazing updates from George about his work, and we also get some news from the Paleo world!

So be sure to check out the episode, stay tuned, and if you enjoyed it, please like, subscribe, or rate (depending on the site you're on) to keep these episodes coming! It helps us a lot!

Learn more about Griffith University's new Consortium https://worldofpaleoanthropology.org/2024/02/28/a-new-international-consortium-on-human-evolution/

Sign the Petition to Protect the Norwegian Rock Art - https://www.bradshawfoundation.com/rockartnetwork/world_sites_watch/vingen/index.php

Hello friends and family of the World of Paleoanthropology! Woohoo! Your Paleo Post is here!

Welcome all Rock Art and Anthropology enthusiasts! You have found the right place, on this episode of our awesome podcast we will be discussing some astonishing rock art that we cant reveal where it is just yet, some of of the oldest megalithic structures in the world, as well as more about why Clovis First is DEAD! Learn about our shared human past in this episode as hosts Seth and George take us through the millennia of our ancient history.

George has a new book coming out, so be sure to check that out when it’s available, as it’s going to be a banger!

If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please let us know in the comments below or email me at worldofpaleoanthropology@gmail.com so George and I can address it!

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Thanks so much, we love you all!

Sources:

Stone Age Mega Structure: https://notesfrompoland.com/2024/02/14/bones-of-cave-lion-and-mammoth-unearthed-in-polish-cave/

Article on Painted Combs:
https://apple.news/AQp2KlycxSBennJGHhyZh7g

Paradise Cave:
https://notesfrompoland.com/2024/02/14/bones-of-cave-lion-and-mammoth-unearthed-in-polish-cave/

The Leakey Foundation Discussion: https://leakeyfoundation.org/lets-talk-about-evolution/