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 | 178 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Natural SciencesHistoryScience | |||
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Uh-oh! The Quest for Ancient Civilizations conference is coming to Scottsdale in December and I haven’t gotten tickets yet! Where will I be without my yearly supply of mumbo jumbo? Thankfully, if you missed this summer’s Cosmic Summit, it’s the same ... more
I noticed some heated online arguments in the anthropology world about human sexuality, where several noted anthropologists recommended the book “Sex is a Spectrum” by Agustin Fuentes, so I read it. What I learned: Unfortunately, pseudoscience exists... more
It’s time to talk about the hardest question in all of archaeology! This is something I get asked about a lot, plus there is a pseudoarchaeological component to this (130 thousand year old sites in the New World?). Prepare yourself for the deeply uns... more
Graham Hancock posted a 75 minute YouTube video about how people like me are frauds, but people like him are just poor, attacked heroes fighting for justice. I thought a good move here would be to not bother fighting against his silly pseudoarchaeolo... more
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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 Podcasts1BoxoutBrown
United States2 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 Kingdom3 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 Kingdom8 months ago - Could be great!
I want to like this podcast more than I do so much! However, we need more details more quickly and less padding. Please, Dr Kinkella, show us what you’re really capable of!
Apple Podcasts2Toowoomba Teacher
Australiaa year ago - Great to listen to in the field
I gotta say this show is super entertaining for me. I listen while I survey and commute to and from different projects. Andrew, I enjoyed the little Toyota Land Cruiser moment in one of your episodes. I have an old fj40 that I used to daily drive in high school and undergrad in NM and your story hit home about cruising the desert hit home haha.
Apple Podcasts5CashfickeUnited States2 years ago
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What is Pseudo-Archaeology about and what kind of topics does it cover?
Analyses of pseudo-archaeology reveal the intricate layers of misinformation surrounding historical narratives and archaeological theories. The discussions focus on notable figures and their controversial claims, often challenging widely-held beliefs about ancient civilizations and artifacts. With a mix of humor and critical thinking, episodes dissect various topics, such as the Shroud of Turin, Graham Hancock's theories, and ancient mysteries like Atlantis. The host's expertise in archaeology lends credibility to debunking myths while making complex subjects accessible and engaging. Unique elements include personal anecdotes and reflections on the ethics of archaeology, setting this content apart from standard academic discussions.
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2. Joseph Assetta
3. Seth Andrews
4. Craig Signorelli
5. Flint Dibble
6. Graham Hancock
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