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50 Archaeological Sites to See in the World - Episode 65

Serra, Ken, and Jeb talk about the myths and misconceptions surrounding some of the most important archaeological sites around the world.

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Produced by Chris Webster and Tristan Boyle

Edited by Christopher Sims

The Pachuag Hoax - Episode 63

Returning guest Nicholas Bellantoni talk to us today about the Pachaug State Forest Archaeological Hoax. What was it? How did Nick get involved, how'd he figure it out, and why its hard to fool an archaeologist.

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Archaeology and Sherlock Holmes with Vincent W. Wright - Episode 62

Today we talk with Vincent W. Wright about Sherlock Holmes, how Conan Doyle pulled many details for his stories from archaeology, and how the Sherlockian methods are used in archaeology even today. 

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Margaret Murray, Witchcraft and Murder - Episode 58

Today we talk about murder most fowl and about Margaret Murray's investigations into what she thought might be motive by witchcraft. We talk about Murray's research into witch cults and how that research influenced what we know as modern Wicca practices.

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Corrections First:

  • It's not King Phillips War (that's earlier) it was King Williams War that is believed to have kicked off Salem. That idea is outlined in the book In The Devil's Snare, which I have linked below

  • The bad journalist was not Robert McCormick, it was Donald McCormick, link below

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Unlucky Mummies and Wonderful Things - Episode 52

Today we talk about King Tut's curse and what the reality is behind the stories. What was the curse, when did it start, and what were the wonderful things seen in Tut's tombs?

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Produced by Chris Webster and Tristan Boyle

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