Professor Tim Murray (Archaeology, La Trobe University) discusses the top 5 archaeological finds from 2013 - Domestication of cats in China; cannibalism in Jamestown; the expansion of Angkor Wat; eating giraffes in Pompeii, and the spontaneous combustion of Tutankhamun.

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Professor Tim Murray (Archaeology, La Trobe University) discusses the top 5 archaeological finds from 2013 - Domestication of cats in China; cannibalism in Jamestown; the expansion of Angkor Wat; eating giraffes in Pompeii, and the spontaneous combustion of Tutankhamun. Copyright 2014 La Trobe University, all rights reserved. Contact for permissions.

Unearthed 2013: Five Archaeological Highlights

Podcasts on the discussions of archaeology. The buildings, utensils and tools of past societies can help archaeologists unlock the secrets of ancient community life. Archaeologists use artefacts and fragments from the past to study the economies, social structure, art and culture of past societies.

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