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The Friday Special – Archaeologist Kevin Talks about His Roman London Tour
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41 - Secrets of Viking Sorcery
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48 - YA Now: 50 Years of the York Archaeological Trust
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On the 27 May 2021, the British Museum opened their newest exhibition on the absolute OG of...
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Matt Smith’s lockdown adventure was spent in County Kilkenny. From there he recalls being in the...
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Fanny Eaton, the Pre-Raphaelite Jamaican Muse – Jackie Kay: In My Mind's Eye #4
Jackie Kay describes her discovery of Fanny Eaton as two time worlds coming together with modern...
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Carving soap while blindfolded – Issam Kourbaj: In My Mind's Eye #3
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A simple shape repeated – Halima Cassell: In My Mind's Eye #2
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Justice for Neanderthals! What the debate about our long-dead cousins reveals about us
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Ioan Lord, who has recently been tagged as the Welsh Indiana Jones, is the focus of this...
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The Ordinary Things podcast asks artists what the word ‘ordinary’ means to them. In this episode,...
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How to become an archaeologist in 30 minutes! with Lisa Westcott Wilkins
Today's show features Lisa Westcott Wilkins. With her interest and passion for...
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