We dig deeper so you don’t have to. It’s over fourteen years since we produced our epic film ’Standing with Stones’, but in the last couple of years we’ve been expanding the range of our output to include podcasts, short films and live shows. We’ve also been expanding our reach into the academic archaeological community. This means we can bring you the very latest research into and thinking about our ancient past, in an entertaining and varied way.
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We dig deeper so you don’t have to. It’s over fourteen years since we produced our epic film ’Standing with Stones’, but in the last couple of years we’ve been expanding the range of our output to include podcasts, short films and live shows. We’ve also been expanding our reach into the academic archaeological community. This means we can bring you the very latest research into and thinking about our ancient past, in an entertaining and varied way.
In the process of developing and making Göbekli Tepe to Stonehenge, we're lifting the corner of the carpet on all sorts of aspects to do with the Neolithic period that we perhaps would not have otherwise.
And so it is with the topic of this discussion - obsidian: we had absolutely no idea how crucial this 'black stuff' was to the spread of farming from Anatolia and the fertile crescent into Europe until really examining the narrative of how the early pioneers first ventured out in to the Aegean and crossed to mainland Greece.
Our research has turned up all sorts of surprises and we hope you all enjoy this brief overview of the power of the trade in obsidian.
The Prehistory Guys
We dig deeper so you don’t have to. It’s over fourteen years since we produced our epic film ’Standing with Stones’, but in the last couple of years we’ve been expanding the range of our output to include podcasts, short films and live shows. We’ve also been expanding our reach into the academic archaeological community. This means we can bring you the very latest research into and thinking about our ancient past, in an entertaining and varied way.
