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The purpose of this podcast is to share the stories and food recipes of the people who uncover our shared past-the field archaeologist. The field archaeologists is a unique individual. Their...
We have a double dose of stimulating discussion in this week's podcast. Well, a triple dose-actually. Dr. Colleen Morgan, a Lecture at the U...
Massimiliano Ditta may not be the Holy Diver, but we think he is pretty close and pretty awesome. Max works at the Stavanger Maritime Museum...
What do canine evolution and an Aperol aperitif have in common? Absolutely nothing and we don't care! Join us for today's exciting guest, Dr...
Community archaeology is the topic of today's podcast. We chat with Madison Dapcevich, a journalist and TV reporter/producer out of KECI Mon...
Today, it is a cat episode! So, for all of you cat lovers out there, please tune into hear CUNY Ph.D. student Brenda Prehal talk about her f...
Today, we have a variety of topics to discuss. Dr. Kristin Ilves joins us to talk about a very large and comprehensive archaeological projec...
Dr. Elizabeth Pierce takes time from her hectic summer schedule to talk with us about her research into the Medieval period of the North Atl...
Here is the episode to get your drink on! Stanford University Ph.D. student Jiajing Wang speaks with us today about her research into beer m...
Today we have a packed episode full of the intricacies of being an archaeologist and how broad the field really is. We are thankful to speak...
Jenny Holly is a public historian and proud Kentuckian, who chats with us today about her interesting project into the medical history of Le...
Dr. Lauren Ristvet from the University of Pennsylvania joined us today to speak about her research and collaborative projects. Lauren is a N...
Are you kept up a night trying to tackle the problems of early hominid evolution? Like, what's the significance of language to the productio...
Nathalie Brusgaard is a P.h.D. candidate from Leiden University. Nathalie speaks with us about her research with rock art from the Black Des...
Self-starter and scholar Amanda Brainard has done what few of us do-she's taken the initiative to follow her passion. No, her passion isn't...
Monique Arntz is a Ph.D. student at Cambridge University working with clay figurines from the Neolithic period. She began her research journ...
Alisha Gauvreau chats with us about her exciting excavation of a 14,000-year-old habitation site from a remote island in British Columbia, C...
We have always been blown away and inspired by the people we get to chat with on this podcast. In today's podcast, we get to share our inter...
Zooarchaeologists Albina Hulda Palsdottir is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Oslo researching the origins of Icelandic horses and she...
Dr. Mikkel Sorensen joins us today at Cooking with Archaeologists! Mikkel is a Professor of Archaeology at the University of Copenhagen wher...
Dr. Joe Flatman is the Head of Listing Programmes at Historic England. He was formerly the County Archaeologists of Surrey in southeast Engl...
Dr. Chloe Duckworth from Newcastle University pops by to discuss glass analysis and the Muslim and Christian Period (711 to 1492 AD) from th...
Did you ever ask yourself that question, Why does the United States Forest Service need archaeologists? Well, in today's podcast you will fi...
We chat with Dr. David Starbuck, who is a Professor of Archaeology at Plymouth State University (New Hampshire) and is an adjunct professor...
Shannon Landry is an archaeologist and zooarchaeologist working in Colorado for Alpine Archaeological Consultants. She talks about her exper...
Gail Golec is a fascinating and multi-faceted archaeologist based in New Hampshire which is part of New England in the United States. She wa...
Ingeborg Saehle, from the Norwegian Institute for Cultural Heritage Research (NIKU), joins us to talk about her experience within contract a...
Jennifer Rowley-Bowen from the National Trust in the UK speaks with us about her work at the Snowshill Manor and Garden. The Snowshill Manor...
Prof. Pam Crabtree from New York University took time from her busy schedule to speak with us. Pam is a zooarchaeologist who has worked on a...
Dr. Jonathan Benjamin from Flinders University in Austrailia joins us to speak about his work with submerged prehistoric landscapes. Jonatha...
Guro Rolandsen comes to us from Oslo Norway to talk about her passion for bioarchaeology. She is a passionate scientist making her mark in N...
Dr Sonali Gupta joins us today to speak about her research in Egypt. Sonali is a Lecturer and the Director of Public Programs at the Cotsen...
Cooking with Archaeologists was fortunate enough to speak with Javier Baena Preysler of Universidad Autonoma de Madrid. Javier is a Professo...
Arild Klokkervoll, from the Archaeological Museum in Stavanger, shares with us his views and thoughts about Norse religion and mythology. Th...
Ever heard of glacier archaeology? No!? Well, neither have we until today! Lars Pilo and his colleague Espen Finstad from Oppland fylkeskomm...
Ilaria Patania from Boston University brings with her today her excitement and passion for archaeology. It was a real treat to speak with he...
Jon Reinhardt Husvegg from the Archaeology Museum of Stavanger talks with us about his work as a Viking reenactor and Viking weaponry. Anyon...
Nada Elias from the University of Bordeaux talks with us about her fascinating research into the funerary practices and biological identitie...
William Tsosie, a Tribal archaeologist for the Navajo Nation Heritage and Preservation Department, speaks with us today about the history an...
Joining us in this exciting podcast is Bill Schindler, Professor of Anthropology and Archaeology at Washington College. Bill is an expert in...
Roeland Paardekooper from EXARC joins us to speak about his work with open-air museums, education, and archaeological tourism. Roeland's pas...
Our good friend Howell Roberts from Iceland spoke with us this winter about some of his work over the years. Howell is based in Iceland wher...
Namita Sugandhi is an adjunct professor at Hartwick College in New York. She talks with us today about Indian archaeology, her research of t...
Briana Myers of New York City shares with us her experience when she first went into the field in Iceland. Briana is currently working outsi...
Savitha Gokulraman from the CUNY Graduate Center in New York talks about her interesting research into megalithic burials from the Indian Ir...
Ever wonder how arrowheads and other stone tools are made? Well, look no further! In this episode world renowned flint knapper Morten Kutsch...
Tom Davies from Oslo, Norway joins us in this podcast. We have a great discussion about what influenced him to become an archaeologist when...
Frank Feeley is a Ph. D. student from the City University of New York. He works with animal bone remains from archaeological sites. Frank is...
Hanne Mette Rendall is a Norwegian archaeologists with over 20 years of fieldwork experience. She's mostly worked in the United Kingdom and...
Scott Schwartz is a City University of New York Ph.D. student in archaeology. Scott didn't enter archaeology through the traditional path vi...
Researcher and field archaeologist Sean Denham from the Museum of Archaeology at the University of Stavanger talks with us today about his p...