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In this episode, George and Dr Fermude Gülsevinç discuss the maritime connections between the south of Italy, especially Naples and Amalfi, with the Byzantine Empire. They talk about religious and political networks and explore material aspects of them.
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In this episode, George and Dr Lisa Briggs talk about incorporating archaeological sciences in maritime archaeology. They also chat about consultancy work in underwater projects.
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In this episode, George and Dr Stephen DeCasien talk about ancient naval warfare, especially focused on rams!
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In this episode, George and Nikos are having a chat about Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey
The ship: https://www.drakenhh.com/theodyssey?utm_source=chatgpt.com
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In this episode, George and Nikos are having a chat about Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey
Don't forget to check out the MARE Project at www.marehamburg.com
You can support us through Patreon at patreon.com/mareproject
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In this episode, Raul Palomino Berrocal talks about Peruvian archaeology, digital reconstruction of shipwrecks, and Iberian nautical heritage.
The conference we are talking about: The International Symposium “Towards a Holistic (Pre)History of Northern Peru” will bring together leading scholars in archaeology, paleoclimatology, genetics, linguistics, and history to explore the long-term relationship between human societies and the environment in northern Peru.
By examining how ecological diversity, climate variability, and human adaptation have shaped the region over millennia, the symposium seeks to promote an interdisciplinary understanding of one of the most dynamic cultural and environmental landscapes of the Andes. The event forms part of the EcoAndes project and highlights the importance of northern Peru as a unique case study for understanding the interaction between ecology and human history.
George is a PhD student of Maritime Archaeology, in this podcast fellow early career researchers from around the world talk about their research and share their stories.
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In this episode, Megan Crutcher talks about her work in Liberia. Historical and Community Archaeology in West Africa are also discussed.
George is a PhD student of Maritime Archaeology, in this podcast fellow early career researchers from around the world talk about their research and share their stories.
Don't forget to check out the MARE Project at www.marehamburg.com
You can support us through Patreon at patreon.com/mareproject
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In this episode, Kato Nees talks about her PhD project in which she studies the reconstruction of sewn boats from the Adriatic sea!
George is a PhD student of Maritime Archaeology, in this podcast fellow early career researchers from around the world talk about their research and share their stories.
Don't forget to check out the MARE Project at www.marehamburg.com
You can support us through Patreon at patreon.com/mareproject
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In this episode, Kim (Kimberly Breyfogle) talks us through the conservation process of wood and metal, her PhD at Texas A&M, and some interesting projects she got to work on!
George is a PhD student of Maritime Archaeology, in this podcast fellow early career researchers from around the world talk about their research and share their stories.
Don't forget to check out the MARE Project at www.marehamburg.com
You can support us through Patreon at patreon.com/mareproject
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In this episode, Adam talks to George about pirates! What are pirates? How do we detect them archaeologically? Are they maybe misunderstood? We especially have a chat about Adam's PhD thesis on piracy around the UK and Ireland in the 1600s.
George is a PhD student of Maritime Archaeology, in this podcast fellow early career researchers from around the world talk about their research and share their stories.
Don't forget to check out the MARE Project at www.marehamburg.com
You can support us through Patreon at patreon.com/mareproject
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