Pseudo-Archaeology
The Archaeology Podcast NetworkDr. Andrew Kinkella brings you stories about pseudo-archaeology and the real stories behind the false claims.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 182 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceHistoryNatural Sciences | |||
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- Bombastic and alienating
I stumbled across this podcast looking for something to bridge conversation over shared interests in the history of humans with someone who’s been sucked in by Hancock in part because of the colonialist mindset of those who have historically dominated archaeology. But the 2025 host painfully pompous in exactly that way (the earlier hosts were far better but terrible sound quality).
My hope is that he’s intending to mirror Hancock et al and somehow his condescension is effective with a large po... more
Apple Podcasts2thingsforlongtrips
United States3 months ago - Embarrassed I listened to two episodes
Don’t listen to this podcast. Came for the cenotes episode, left after hearing his personal views on transgender people guised behind reductionist science. Byeeeeee loser lol
Apple Podcasts125996433United States3 months ago - Yikes
As a skeptic myself, he’s embarrassing to listen to.
Unless you want to hear from someone who thinks they are way smarter than they actually are, I would check out a different show.
Apple Podcasts1BoxoutBrownUnited States4 months ago - Skip the self-important bits and you’ll get to the good stuff
A lot of blah blah blah from the presenters before you get to the archaeology, but generally if you skip the first ten mins of the episode you can jump into the interesting stuff. And it IS interesting
Apple Podcasts3vhgtunb
United Kingdom5 months ago - The Piri Reis Map lives on.
Oh dear, this is the sort of hokum I lapped up as a teenager. Loved “Fingerprints of the Gods”. Oh well, I can laugh about it now 😂
Apple Podcasts3Atol23United Kingdoma year ago
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Exploring the intriguing world of pseudo-archaeology, this series offers listeners a humorous yet critical perspective on the conflation of entertainment and scientific integrity within archaeological discourse. With a focus on debunking widely circulated myths and misconceptions, the host engages in lively discussions surrounding popular figures and theories, such as those posed by Graham Hancock and the implications of sensationalized narratives in media. Featuring a mix of current events, historical critiques, and personal anecdotes, the episodes aim to educate audiences about the nuances of archaeological evidence while fostering an appreciation for established scientific practices. Notably, the podcast balances informative content wit... more
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Recent guests on Pseudo-Archaeology include:
1. Jeremiah Johnston
2. Joseph Assetta
3. Seth Andrews
4. Craig Signorelli
5. Flint Dibble
6. Graham Hancock
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