Podcasts about anarchaeologist podcast

Welcome to the new age of the Anarchaeologist Podcast. Tristan is back to destory the very gorund beneath our feet with his approach to the gap between the past, the present and the future.    Full episode released 18/01/17

Welcome to the new age of the Anarchaeologist Podcast. Tristan is back to destory the very gorund beneath our feet with his approach to the gap between the past, the present and the future.    Full episode released 18/01/17

“Between the Burial and Me” Hiding Our Heritage A graduate of the University of Aberdeen with a degree in Archaeology withChemistry. He has worked on trace mercury analysis on ancient hair as his undergraduatedissertation and also has an interest in public archaeology and outreach. Tristan is an earlycareer archaeologist working in Scotland. His current contributions to the onlinearchaeology blogosphere can be found on the Anarchaeologist Podcast, a online radio showwhich he runs as part of the Archaeology Podcast Network. Tristan has been working incollaboration with other online archaeology to promote archaeology, especially topics andthemes that are often missed out by traditional media.

I talk to Tristan Boyle, host of the Anarchaeologist Podcast and the instigator of my podcasting career, and get him to care about stories in archaeology. The sage words of Game of Thrones author, George R. R. Martin are invoked, and, we inquire quite why Ug: Boy Genius of the Stone Age, is the only one to think of having soft trousers. Plus a bit of Aesop's Fables thrown in for good measure.

hey there its the groovy historian im doing a Podcast about the History of Coffee with the podcaster known as Tristan Boyle @anarchaeologist , from the myths to Stories and the Historical Contexts of Coffee. such Question as where did Coffee come from ? , the importance of Coffee? support and subscribe the groovy historical world . and stay groovy ! my channel : https://www.youtube.com/user/SuperTarihci/featured follow me : https://twitter.com/GroovyHistorian check out my groovy historical blog : http://officalgroovyhistorian.com/ guest speaker : Tristan Boyle also known as anarchaeologist site : http://www.anarchaeologist.co.uk/ http://www.archaeologypodcastnetwork.com/ twitter : https://twitter.com/Anarchaeologist

Sporting a headdress of red deer bones and antlers, Masters student of Archaelogy James Dilley brings a flavour of Shamanism to the Anarchaeologist Podcast. We discuss the reality of Shaman practises in the UK (which I can’t pronounce properly the entire episode), and what life was like for bronze age wizards. We also discuss modern pagan groups and what inspired James to enter the Spirit World, and talks us through many important finds of Shamanistic burial sites, which ultimately influenced his Shaman kit. I ask whether it fits my Neanderthal frame.   We discuss modern pagan groups and James’ own attraction to Shamanism and what inspired him to enter the world of the spirits.   Check out his website Ancient Craft UK and his Twitter handle @ancientcraftuk   If you are interested in supporting the network click here; have a show idea or want to appear in an episode get in touch and finally remember to check out this show on twitter @anarchaeologist

Sporting a headdress of red deer bones and antlers, Masters student of Archaelogy James Dilley brings a flavour of Shamanism to the Anarchaeologist Podcast. We discuss the reality of Shaman practises in the UK (which I can't pronounce properly the entire episode), and what life was like for bronze age wizards. We also discuss modern pagan groups and what inspired James to enter the Spirit World, and talks us through many important finds of Shamanistic burial sites, which ultimately influenced his Shaman kit. I ask whether it fits my Neanderthal frame.   We discuss modern pagan groups and James' own attraction to Shamanism and what inspired him to enter the world of the spirits.   Check out his website Ancient Craft UK and his Twitter handle @ancientcraftuk   If you are interested in supporting the network click here; have a show idea or want to appear in an episode get in touch and finally remember to check out this show on twitter @anarchaeologist