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- Archaeo News Podcast 263Stone Pages presents a weekly podcast with the latest archaeology news, mainly related to prehistory, megalithic monuments and discoveries.Contents:West Kennet timber circles older than previously thoughtEarliest evidence of aboriginal occupation discovered in AustraliaBamboo raft to explore 30,000-year-old sea routeBones in Israel rewrite Neanderthal historyClava Cairns site in Scotland vandalizedChanges in prehistoric tool production linked to “musical” tiesPrehistoric site uncovered around a Shrewsbury churchStirling lost Iron Age roundhouse rediscovered?Speaker: Philip HansenAudio file mastering: Dave Horrocks (Infinite Wave Mastering)22 min
- Archaeo News Podcast 262Stone Pages presents a weekly podcast with the latest archaeology news, mainly related to prehistory, megalithic monuments and discoveries.Contents:* Possible henge discovered around an ancient Welsh burial chamber* Ancient skulls suggest multiple migrations into Americas* Pointillist technique on engravings discovered in France* Horsemen swept into Bronze Age Europe 5,000 years ago* Clovis culture, Ice Age fauna, and Cosmic impact* Huge prostrate menhir discovered in northern Italy* Bronze Age weapons found in Scotland* Scarcity of resources led to violence in prehistoric California* A great app for MegalithomaniacsSpeaker: Philip HansenAudio file mastering: Dave Horrocks (Infinite Wave Mastering)26 min
- Archaeo News Podcast 261Stone Pages presents a weekly podcast with the latest archaeology news, mainly related to prehistory, megalithic monuments and discoveries.Contents:* Go-ahead to road tunnel under Stonehenge* Prehistoric pottery figurines unearthed in China* Were the Neanderthals rock collectors?* Did humans wipe out Australian megafauna?* Neanderthals associated with Chatelperronian tool technology* Standing stones in Scotland linked to 1314 battle* Cypriot-style ceramics in Iron Age Anatolia* Ancient 'calendar rock' found in Sicily* 6,000 year old clay fragment identified as part of a face maskSpeaker: Philip HansenAudio file mastering: Dave Horrocks (Infinite Wave Mastering)27 min
- Archaeo News Podcast 260Stone Pages presents a weekly podcast with the latest archaeology news, mainly related to prehistory, megalithic monuments and discoveries.Contents:* Stonehenge wasn't so hard to build after all* Bones under pub change what we know about the Irish* 8,000 year-old piece of wood blowing archaeologists' minds* Advanced techniques used to find more about Homo Naledi* Cave art found deep underground in Spain* New insight into the construction of Stonehenge* No game was too big to hunt for Stone Age man* Wine used in ceremonies 5000 years ago in Georgia* Aboriginal history revealed in caves* New origins for farmed rice* Astronomy shown to be set in ancient stone monuments* What drove northern European Neanderthals to cannibalism?* Was China the cradle of modern man, not Africa?* Ancient camping site unearthed in India* Large Bronze Age mound discovered in northwest ChinaSpeaker: Philip HansenAudio file mastering: Dave Horrocks (Infinite Wave Mastering)51 min
- Archaeo News Podcast 259Stone Pages presents a weekly podcast with the latest archaeology news, mainly related to prehistory, megalithic monuments and discoveries.Contents:* Stonehenge wasn't so hard to build after all* Bones under pub change what we know about the Irish* 8,000 year-old piece of wood blowing archaeologists' minds* Advanced techniques used to find more about Homo Naledi* Cave art found deep underground in Spain* New insight into the construction of Stonehenge* No game was too big to hunt for Stone Age man* Wine used in ceremonies 5000 years ago in Georgia* Aboriginal history revealed in caves* New origins for farmed rice* Astronomy shown to be set in ancient stone monuments* What drove northern European Neanderthals to cannibalism?* Was China the cradle of modern man, not Africa?* Ancient camping site unearthed in India* Large Bronze Age mound discovered in northwest ChinaSpeaker: Philip HansenAudio file mastering: Dave Horrocks (Infinite Wave Mastering)38 min
- Archaeo News Podcast 258Stone Pages presents a weekly podcast with the latest archaeology news, mainly related to prehistory, megalithic monuments and discoveries.Contents:* Statistical technique used to find Paleoarchaic sites* Out-of-Africa, the peopling of continents and islands* Tortoises in the diet of early humans* Seminar explores the importance of ancient hillfort in Wales* Humans were responsible for extinction of Emu ancestor* Neanderthals infected by diseases carried by humans?* Traces of ancient humans found in Vietnam* Ancient DNA sheds new light on early Americans* 11,000-year-old pendant is earliest known Mesolithic art in Britain* 5,000-year-old rock shrine discovered in Bulgaria* Fossils from Spain earliest genetic evidence of Neanderthals* 3,000-year-old bison hunting site found in Arizona* Untouched Bronze Age burial mound discovered in EnglandSpeaker: Philip HansenAudio file mastering: Dave Horrocks (Infinite Wave Mastering)38 min
- Archaeo News Podcast 257Stone Pages presents a weekly podcast with the latest archaeology news, mainly related to prehistory, megalithic monuments and discoveries.Contents:* Britain's 'Pompeii' uncovered in Cambridgeshire* Southwest USA's oldest human footprints* Neolithic tomb in Spain reveals community in life and death* Bronze Age Boats* New proposal for a common megalithic measure* Ancient gold and a 7,000-year-old fortress wall in Bulgaria* Did the first farmers come from Turkey?* Prehistoric mass murder site discovered by Kenyan lakeSpeaker: Philip HansenAudio file mastering: Dave Horrocks (Infinite Wave Mastering)32 min
- Archaeo News Podcast 256Stone Pages presents a weekly podcast with the latest archaeology news, mainly related to prehistory, megalithic monuments and discoveries.Contents:* Stonehenge tunnel reveals new site* Scientists sequence first ancient Irish human genomes* Prehistoric shepherd's hut found in Wales using Google Earth* Standing stones are being stolen in southern Italy* Bronze Age rapier unearthed in South Lanarkshire* The Anthropocene: hard evidence for a human-driven Earth* The environmental impact of the Neolithic revolution* Dog has been man's best friend for 33,000 years* Analysis suggests farming not responsible for population boom* Pathogens found in Oetzi's stomachSpeaker: Philip HansenAudio file mastering: Dave Horrocks (Infinite Wave Mastering)35 min
- Archaeo News Podcast 255Stone Pages presents a weekly podcast with the latest archaeology news, mainly related to prehistory, megalithic monuments and discoveries.Contents:* Stonehenge may have been first erected in Wales* Earliest modern humans in Southern China* 6,000-year-old amputated arms in France suggest trophy-taking* Bronze Age settlement discovered in Orkney* The cave art of Cosquer* Early farmers exploited the honeybee 8,500 years ago* Mining in the Alps dates back to the Bronze Age* Chile claims oldest stone tools in AmericasSpeaker: Philip HansenAudio file mastering: Dave Horrocks (Infinite Wave Mastering)37 min
- Archaeo News Podcast 254Stone Pages presents a weekly podcast with the latest archaeology news, mainly related to prehistory, megalithic monuments and discoveries.Contents:* Bulgaria's largest dolmen and 'stone egg' discovered* Escargots were not invented by the French* Nature reserve in Scotland yields prehistoric artefacts* 5,000-year-old tomb discovered in Ireland* Bronze Age enclosure discovered in Devon* Early ancestors turned disability into advantage* DNA links Native Americans to infants in Alaskan grave* 'Fourth strand' of European ancestry identifiedSpeaker: Philip HansenAudio file mastering: Dave Horrocks (Infinite Wave Mastering)23 min
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Stone Pages presents a monthly podcast with the latest archaeology news, mainly related to prehistory, megalithic monuments and discoveries.