One topic Across the Ages. Each episode delves into a specific history, with light-hearted and witty commentary. Hosted by @natsabin
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Which ancient civilisation used crocodile poo as a facial whitener? Find out in Episode 23: Cosmetics Across the Ages. Preview below 💄💋👁️☺️
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Made around the same time as Giza's pyramids, an almost 5000 year old hedgehog and his bowl.
Early Cycladic, 2800-2300 BCE, National Archaeological Museum of Athens.
From the ruins of Pompeii, a touching wall painting showing Terentius Neo and his wife. 55-79 AD.
A lovely young couple, I very much hope they escaped the eruption!
Terentius, a baker, holds a scroll. His wife holds a wax writing tablet, and raises a stylus pen thoughtfully to her lips.
The intellectual pose and use of writing implements in this fresco, identify them as equals and members of the literate middle class.
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Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli. My photo 2023.
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Check out ziegl087's ONE STAR ⭐️ review of Across the Ages on @Podchaser 😂😂😂 podchaser.com/podcasts/acros…
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Thanks for all the love and support this year! #SpotifyWrapped #2022PodcasterWrapped wrappedforpodcasters.byspoti…
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A 3,000-year-old ceramic pig unearthed from the Lianhe Ruins, in the Sichuan province in China looks just like the pigs from Angry Birds.
On display in the Sanxingdui Museum.
Oh hello it's me again. If you're missing me, here's the history of plant hunters with a beautiful human that may actually be 30-50 plants in a sports coat 🌴🪴🌿🌾🌵
Y'all need to be excited about today's episode! The absolute gem of a human being is back to talk about the history of plant hunters and early botanical research! You're going to love every second of this. I know I did! @natsabin @_AcrossTheAges
If you want to hear me talking about bats and my day job with the absolute babe @DrBeeNichols then you can right HERE on the @biologistofit poddy youtube.com/watch?v=Y_khHZte…
It's me but eggs 🍳
It has been a wonderfully relaxing night making macaroons and eating all the soosh in our pjs watching spooky movies 👻
ALT Selfie with Natalie making macaroons in the kitchen. Natalie is wearing pajamas with fried eggs all over them and they are very cute
ALT Natalie sat on the sofa with a selection of sushi!
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Went to @StFagans_Museum and met this little cutie pie for the first time in real life!
A reconstructed Neanderthal child, approximately 8 years old at the time of their passing. I love their mischievous grin and twinkle in their eye 🥰
ALT Reconstructed Neanderthal child wrapped in a fur, holding a stone in one hand and smiling with his mouth closed. He has lovely brown skin, eyes and hair.
If you'd like to hear me talking about my day job, HERE'S YOUR CHANCE. There's also a video version 👑
It's podcast day!
In today's episode, bat and bird ecological consultant Natalie Sabin (@natsabin) joins me to explain how she's the Dr Watson of her industry.
We talk cool bat facts, Arthur Conan Doyle's fairy obsession, detecting rare species and so much more!
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Hello there, how's everyone doing?
I'm back from holiday and ready to throw another Biologist of It at you tomorrow!
Any guesses who my guest will be or their pop culture reference?
Guest: 🦇🐦🌻
Reference: 🔍📖🎻
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Last week I showed you an Iron Age tankard. Now get ready for: an Iron Age strainer!! *crowd goes wild*
Notice the triskele design at the bottom - it gives it a sort of magical quality 😍
Deposited in a bog in Langstone, Monmouthshire 🏴 #FindsFriday
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