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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 90 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationHistory |
In this episode Kara and Jordan answer listener questions from April. To submit a question for the monthly Q&A podcast, become a paid subscriber on Substack or join our Patreon! more
In Part 2 of a two-part episode, Kara and multiple Emmy-nominated Executive Producer and novelist Neil Laird continue their conversation about their experiences making television documentaries about the ancient world, how things get done behind the s... more
In Part 1 of a two-part episode, Kara and multiple Emmy-nominated Executive Producer and novelist Neil Laird talk about their experiences making television documentaries about the ancient world, how things get done behind the scenes, and what the fut... more
This week Kara and Amber discuss color (also known as polychromy) in ancient Mediterranean art and how it is studied and understood today. What role did color play in ancient art? How does polychromy affect the way modern audiences view ancient art? ... more
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I look forward to each episode and take away food for thought and further research. There is always joy in the serendipitous flow of ideas in the podcasts that leads to other topics. I appreciate the close looking at objects and commitment to concentrate beyond established narratives. It’s wonderful that the podcast has guests who bring expertise from many fields, including linguistics, bioarchaeology, social history, and museum work. I am excited to read Kara’s new book and am fascinated by Jor... more
Excellent podcast but I beg the hosts to equalize their microphone input/output volume. The difference in volume between Kara’s mic and Jordan’s mic is so dramatic and unpleasant to listen to. Otherwise the content, hosts, and guests are incredible…just adjust your mics please!!!
Well, I’m obsessed! Love how the podcast explains the ancient with modern examples and the other way around. I just ordered one of her books. They are both amazing! Thank you
I have enjoyed reading all of Dr. Cooney’s books and many of her articles. The way she parallels our modern society, culture, and political landscape with life in Ancient Egypt is illuminating. I always enjoy listening to her podcast and learn so much about the past but also the present. This is a must-listen-to podcast for any Egyptology fan! more
If you had a dinner discussion with friends, and the friends were experts in their fields, it would resemble this podcast. I just heard the episode about the Rosetta Stone and it was great fun. I will thumb through the back catalog and add many to my listening list.
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