Here’s an expanded version of the summary for The Shindig podcast:
The Shindig is an award-winning podcast that brings archaeology, history, and heritage to life through engaging conversations and expert insights. Produced by Rubicon Archaeology, the show delves into the latest archaeological discoveries, historical research, and heritage debates.
Each episode, we sit down with leading archaeologists, historians, authors, and industry professionals to uncover fascinating stories from the past and explore how archaeology shapes our understanding of history today. From ancient sites to groundbreaking research, we dig deep into the world of archaeology—sometimes literally!
Whether you’re a seasoned archaeologist, a history enthusiast, or just curious about the past, The Shindig offers an entertaining and informative listen for anyone interested in the mysteries beneath our feet
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🎧 Tune in and join the dig!
#TheShindigPodcast #Archaeology #History #Heritage #Podcast #RubiconArchaeology
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Here’s an expanded version of the summary for The Shindig podcast:
The Shindig is an award-winning podcast that brings archaeology, history, and heritage to life through engaging conversations and expert insights. Produced by Rubicon Archaeology, the show delves into the latest archaeological discoveries, historical research, and heritage debates.
Each episode, we sit down with leading archaeologists, historians, authors, and industry professionals to uncover fascinating stories from the past and explore how archaeology shapes our understanding of history today. From ancient sites to groundbreaking research, we dig deep into the world of archaeology—sometimes literally!
Whether you’re a seasoned archaeologist, a history enthusiast, or just curious about the past, The Shindig offers an entertaining and informative listen for anyone interested in the mysteries beneath our feet
.
🎧 Tune in and join the dig!
#TheShindigPodcast #Archaeology #History #Heritage #Podcast #RubiconArchaeology
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
If you are fascinated by the Viking Age and love dogs, wolves or horses, then this is the archaeology and history podcast for you! In this episode, Dr. Tom Horne chats with Drs. Ruth Carden, Mary Valante and Rena Maguire of the Viking Dublin Dogs research team about their fascinating work on understanding the characteristics of dogs, wolves and horses, and what made them so important to the peoples of early medieval Europe. What's more, you can help them raise money for more vital radiocarbon dating of bones that will help give us enormous insight into these hugely important animals, their trade and breeding, and the vast range of vital human-animal interactions that were central to the daily lives of people in early medieval Ireland, Britain and Scandinavia. Find our about the Crowdfunder Campaign on the Viking Dublin Dogs website! https://www.vikingdublindogs.ie/category/all-products
Producer, Editor and Co-host: Luke Barry
Find out more about the project from the Viking Dublin Dogs social media channels https://www.twitter.com/VikingDublinDog | https://www.facebook.com/VikingDublinDogs
And discover even more from their brilliant website (https://www.vikingdublindogs.ie/), from which we learn the following:
This pioneering project will run from 2022 to 2028, studying bones from across several sites in Ireland and Britain. The Researcher Pack will investigate the origins, diet, sizes and gender of dogs and wolves, their roles, and the roles of horses in human societies in Viking-Age and Medieval times.
Not much is known about dogs from Viking-Age and Medieval periods, apart from their body sizes: small, medium and large types. There were no dog breeds as we know them today.
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