Important announcement: the History News Show will be on pause for a few months, until I finish my Master’s degree in History. I will be back at the end of summer 2017.
This episode, we start with some follow up about Goebbels’ secretary and about Otzi the Iceman. Then we hear about a pan-European police operation that targeted antiquities traffickers, we reconsider the origins of Western civilisation, and we also reconsider the time of the death of the Mayan civilisation.
Also: some pictures of two famous Celtic archaeological finds, a controversy about Germany’s colonial past in Africa, a new book about an Ancient Arthurian Kingdom, we touch on Poland’s World War II controversy and finally, it’s Black History Month in February!
Headlines:
Follow up : Goebbels secretary Dies
Operation Pandora: Large Police Operation Against Antiquities Traffickers in Europe
Western Civilisation Origins Reconsidered
Timeline of Maya Collapse Pinpointed
Maya ‘Superhighways’ Revealed by LiDAR
Celtic Grave on Danube Full of Treasure
KeltenBlock Original Article in Journal Archaeology
Exploration of Jersey Celtic Hoard Finalized
In the News:
German Colonial Statue Causes Tensions in Namibia
Book review:
Lost Medieval Kingdom of Rheged May Be Found
Museums:
Historians, Government Officials Clash Over Polish History at New Museum
Poland's Museum of the Second World War
Black History Month 2017
African American History Month in the USA
Association for the Study of African American Life and History
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Cover art by Philippe O’Connor
Music: Noble March, by Mjollnir, from Audio Jungle
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