Lost Civilizations Podcast w/ Matt Lacroix

The Lost Civilizations Podcast, hosted by Matthew LaCroix. Our history has a beginning that does not hold up. At sites on every continent, precise hard-stone construction with no mortar and no writing sits underneath the crude work of the cultures credited with building it. This show goes to the stones and asks the question the textbooks skip: who built the bottom layer, and when? Every episode lays out physical evidence across the disciplines that rarely talk to each other: geomorphology, geology, climatology, masonry, archaeology and ancient symbols.

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  Archaeologists Found a Lost Sumerian City in 1931 | LCP #2: Jenn Deyo

  Sep 16, 20262h 2mS0

  <p>In 1931 the Penn Museum sent a team to Fara in southern Iraq to settle whether Shuruppak, the last city named before the flood in the Sumerian King List, was a real place or a story. They found it, thirteen feet down, under more than five feet of sterile flood deposit with no human occupation in it at all.Seventy percent of the team had already gone home, because nothing was supposed to be under that layer.Matthew LaCroix is joined by Mesopotamian archaeologist Jenn Deyo, who went with him to the Penn Museum archive to read the records that...

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  Ep. 1 - Cassie Coppersmith - Egypt, Peru and Cambodia Are the Ruins of One Lost Global Civilization

  Sep 9, 20262h 15mS0

  <p>This is the first episode of the Lost Civilizations Podcast. Matthew LaCroix sits down with  @CassieCoppersmith  to lay out the evidence that the accepted 6,500 year timeline of civilization is not the beginning of the story. Both of them have stood on these stones.In this episode:- The lathe-cut pillars in India that archaeologists admit are lathe-cut, then attribute to animal power- Why a geologist needed five minutes at the Sphinx to see what the archaeologists missed for decades- The two signatures, and the question nobody answers: would a civilization start with perfect stonework and then move to mud br...

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