Archaeo News Podcast 259
Oct 16, 2016•38 min
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Contents:
Audio file mastering: Dave Horrocks (Infinite Wave)
Listen to the weekly Archaeo News [Total time 37:38]
- Stonehenge wasn't so hard to build after all
- Bones under pub change what we know about the Irish
- 8,000 year-old piece of wood blowing archaeologists' minds
- Advanced techniques used to find more about Homo Naledi
- Cave art found deep underground in Spain
- New insight into the construction of Stonehenge
- No game was too big to hunt for Stone Age man
- Wine used in ceremonies 5000 years ago in Georgia
- Aboriginal history revealed in caves
- New origins for farmed rice
- Astronomy shown to be set in ancient stone monuments
- What drove northern European Neanderthals to cannibalism?
- Was China the cradle of modern man, not Africa?
- Ancient camping site unearthed in India
- Large Bronze Age mound discovered in northwest China
Audio file mastering: Dave Horrocks (Infinite Wave)
Listen to the weekly Archaeo News [Total time 37:38]
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