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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 129 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Kara and Amber take on the most famous death in all of antiquity—Cleopatra VII’s—and ask what “honor” really means when the sources are Roman, i.e. biased AF, and the stakes are imperial, that is Octavian is using Cleopatr... more
Kara and Amber unpack what Kara has described as perhaps the most consequential object of her career: the coffin used to (re)bury Thutmose III. The story behind this king’s coffin spans centuries—running from the height of the 18th Dynasty—when it wa... more
Akhenaten physically manifested his cult to the sun, building a capital city at a break in the cliffs that created the perfect sunrise hieroglyph on the east bank, a city filled with open air temples into which the sun’s rays could reach directly. He... more
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Great discussions! I always feel like I’m being granted access to behind the scenes discourse. The podcasts are in-depth, deep dives into hyper specific topics within Egyptology. I love it!
I started listening to this podcast after a re-read/re-listen to “The Good Kings.” I just love how the podcast is accessible to non-academics while still being deep, thought provoking and informative. I’m a middle school history teacher, and this podcast helps fuel my historian fire! Also, I love that this is ancient history by smart women for smart women.
I started listening to this podcast after a re-read/re-listen to “The Good Kings.” I just love how the podcast is accessible to non-academics while still being deep, thought provoking and informative. I’m a middle school history teacher, and this podcast helps fuel my historian fire! Also, I love that this is ancient history by smart women for smart women.
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!!!
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Exploring the intricate worlds of ancient Egypt, listeners are treated to in-depth discussions on a variety of topics including the complexities of religion, societal norms, and the cultural significance of artifacts. The episodes often highlight the interplay between ancient practices and contemporary issues, showcasing how historical narratives can provide insights into modern challenges. With a blend of expert analysis and engaging storytelling, the content is likely to be appealing to those interested in history, archaeology, and cultural studies, particularly regarding how ancient societies influence current societal structures and ideologies.
Noteworthy is the podcast's unique approach to intertwine academic rigor with accessible dis... more
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