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Dogs, Raging Goddesses, and the Summer Solstice in Ancient Egypt
As we celebrate the beginning of the Summer, here are a few thoughts on this most important time of the year to the ancient Egyptians.
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Jeff Newman
58:40
May 2024 Q&A
Episode #90
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Kara Cooney
 and 
Jordan Galczynski
Ancient/Now - June 21st
DNA analysis continues to cast out old archaeological assumptions
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Kara Cooney
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Amber Myers Wells
, and 
Jordan Galczynski
1
58:11
Animals in Ancient Egyptian Society
Episode #89
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Kara Cooney
 and 
Jordan Galczynski
3
Ancient/Now - May 22nd
Lessons from the Bronze Age on how to survive societal collapse
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Amber Myers Wells
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Kara Cooney
, and 
Jordan Galczynski
1:05:31
Ritual repair of mummies in the DeB 320 royal cache
Episode #88
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Kara Cooney
 and 
Amber Myers Wells
1
Ancient/Now - May 8th
Kara responds to the aftermath of protests at UCLA, archaeologist Flint Dibble takes on pseudoarchaology on Joe Rogan's podcast, and more
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Amber Myers Wells
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Kara Cooney
, and 
Jordan Galczynski
1
56:40
April 2024 Listener Q&A
Episode #87
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Jordan Galczynski
 and 
Kara Cooney
2
Ancient/Now - Who owns university campuses? Property, Ownership and Patriarchy
In the aftermath of protests at UCLA, protesters are painted as immoral vandals
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Kara Cooney
1:15:30
Making Antiquity TV, Part 2 (with Neil Laird)
Episode #86
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Kara Cooney
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History isn’t repeating itself; history is now
Kara's Books
Recycling for Death: Coffin Reuse in Ancient Egypt and the Theban Royal Caches
The Good Kings: Absolute Power in Ancient Egypt and the Modern World
When Women Ruled the World: Six Queens of Egypt
The Woman Who Would Be King: Hatshepsut's Rise to Power in Ancient Egypt
Afterlives of Ancient Egypt Podcast
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