Seven Ages Audio Journal

The team is joined by Wyoming State Archaeologist Spencer Pelton to discuss the latest discoveries from the La Prele, Wyoming Mammoth kill site. The post Clovis Bone Needles at the La Prele Site | SAAJ 79 appeared first on Seven Ages.

In this episode, the team is joined by James Chatters PhD to discuss his latest paper on the Western Clovis diet, which was published in Science Advances. The post The Western Clovis Mammoth Hunters | SAAJ 78 appeared first on Seven Ages.

The team is joined by Southern Arkansas University archaeologist Dr. Carl Drexler to discuss the enigmatic Caddo culture. The post The Caddo Culture of Southern Arkansas | SAAJ 77 appeared first on Seven Ages.

The Seven Ages team is joined by Taylor Keen who discusses his new book, Rediscovering Turtle Island: A First Peoples' Account of the Sacred Geography of America. The post Rediscovering Turtle Island: First Peoples and the Sacred Geography of America | SAAJ 76 appeared first on Seven Ages.

The team is then joined by returning guest Aaron Deter-Wolf to discuss his latest studies of Otzi, one of the most fascinating sets of human remains in the world of anthropology. The post Otzi and the Discovery of Tyrolean Tattoos | SAAJ 075 appeared first on Seven Ages.

In this episode, the team welcomes Dr. Keith Ashley from the University of North Florida to discuss the enigmatic Mill Cove Complex in Jacksonville, Florida. The post Florida’s Moundbuilders: The Mill Cove Complex | SAAJ 74 appeared first on Seven Ages.

In this episode, the Seven Ages team discusses the continuing mystery surrounding the Roman Dodecahedron and the controversy of the "Wood Age". The team then welcomes Dr. Louise Steel from the University of Wales to discuss the ancient history and intriguing archaeology of Gaza. The post Ancient Crossroads: The Archaeology of Gaza | SAAJ 73 appeared first on Seven Ages.

Metin Eren of Kent State University returns to discuss new experimental archaeology studies into how the ancient Clovis people hunted. The post Experimental Archaeology: Clovis Tools and Ancient Bison Butchery | SAAJ .072 appeared first on Seven Ages.

We are joined by journalist Roger Atwood to discuss his incredible book 'Stealing History: Tomb Raiders, Smugglers, and the Looting of the Ancient World.' The post Stealing History: The Lord of Sipan | SAAJ .071 appeared first on Seven Ages.

We are joined by renowned cultural anthropologist Anthony Kail for an in-depth discussion about his new book Fieldwork with the Saints: An Ethnographic Journey into Santeria in the American South. The post Santeria and the American South | SAAJ .070 appeared first on Seven Ages.

Joining us are guests Kevin Nolan, Tim McCoy, Laura Murphy, and Tony Kruz, who discuss the retraction of a recent controversial paper about the Hopewell Culture. The post The Divided Lines of Hopewell History | SAAJ .069 appeared first on Seven Ages.

World-renowned paleoanthropologist Dr. Lee Berger joins us to discuss his new book, "Cave of Bones," detailing the discovery of the enigmatic Homo Naledi. The post Almost Human: The Enigma of Homo Naledi with Dr. Lee Berger | SAAJ .068 appeared first on Seven Ages.

We welcome the return of Christopher R. Moore to discuss his new paper on blood residue analysis of Paleoindian projectile points and tools. The post Megafauna Exploitation and Lithic Blood Residue Analysis | SAAJ .067 appeared first on Seven Ages.

In this episode of the Seven Ages Audio Journal, the team welcomes Dr. Jannie Loubser from Stratum Unlimited. Dr. Loubser discusses his work and the mythology of the enigmatic sites of Judaculla Rock, North Carolina, and Track Rock Gap in Northern Georgia. The post The Enigma of Judaculla Rock & Track Rock Gap | SAAJ .066 appeared first on Seven Ages.

The team is joined by the Professor Mark Hill, who discusses the long-distance trade networks of the Woodland culture known as the Hopewell. The post The Hopewell: Social Networking and Trade | SAAJ .065 appeared first on Seven Ages.

In this special extended episode, the team welcomes Dr. Nicholas Hellmuth, who shares his fascinating story of conquering the jungles of South America to find the Mayan site of Tikal in the 1960s. The post Tikal: Tomb of the Jade Jaguar | SAAJ .064 appeared first on Seven Ages.

In this special presentation, the Seven Ages Audio Journal presents a "subscriber sample" of content from our Seven Ages Patreon Channel. The post Into Darkness: Southeastern Cave Archaeology | 7A Subscriber Sample appeared first on Seven Ages.

The team welcomes Oregon State University Professor Dr. Loren Davis to the program, who discusses his work at Idaho's enigmatic Cooper's Ferry Site. The post Pre-Clovis Occupation at Cooper’s Ferry | SAAJ 063 appeared first on Seven Ages.

The team welcomes Dr. Ashley Lemke for an exciting discussion on her work discovering ancient underwater archaeological sites beneath the Great Lakes. The post Underwater Archaeology on the Great Lakes | SAAJ 062 appeared first on Seven Ages.

Joining us to discuss Arkansas's Parkin Mounds Archaeological State Park is Nathan Odom, a park interpreter at the site who shares his knowledge of the history of the location. The post Parkin Mounds, Arkansas: Mound Builders Series | SAAJ 061 appeared first on Seven Ages.