Tag: accessible history
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What Maps Reveal About Medieval Public Health
Archaeologist, Dr. Taylor Zaneri, uncovers public health insights from medieval Bologna showing how archaeology, historical texts, and maps come together to reveal what was really happening on the ground.
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Archaeology Discoveries That Deserve More Attention
Did you know some of the most fascinating archaeological discoveries never make the headlines? Rachel from Inside Archaeology shares overlooked finds and we explore how interpretation, imagination, and new technologies…
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Designing Futures That Engage with the Past
What do we mean when we say “the past,” and how might those definitions shape the futures we imagine? Human-centered designer, Shanice Webb, shares how engaging with the past in…
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What the Dead Still Mean to the Living in Iceland
What can human remains reveal about connection, identity, and community in Iceland? Biomedical anthropologist, Dr. Adam Netzer-Zimmer, shares how overlooked human remains are unearthing Iceland’s multifaceted relationship with the dead.
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The Secret Past Lives of Words
What makes something a word, and who decides? Scholar Michelle Franklin joins us to explore the surprising origins of words like púca and like, and how slang, dialect, and identity…