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An educational podcast that focuses on the archaeology of the Midwest. Hosted by Lee Strange! If you'd like to learn more about ARI visit our website here !
Unknown Host hosts Midwestern Archaeology Podcast, a education show with 18 episodes published.
This episode MAP I sat down with Jason Pentrail of the Seven Ages Audio Journal to discuss the Adena Cultural Complex of the Early Woodland Period in the Ohio River Valley. We go over mounds, the famous Adena Tablets, an
On episode 16 of MAP, I sat down with Dr. Rob Cook of the Ohio State University to discuss the fascinating early Fort Ancient culture of the Middle Ohio River Valley. Spanning the modern-day states of Kentucky, Ohio, and
In this episode of the Midwestern Archaeology Podcast, we discuss the food cultures of the far-flung Polynesian communities of the vast Pacific Ocean. We cover Captain Cook, gendered food labor, and much more in this epi
In this episode of the Midwestern Archaeology Podcast, I sat down with Dr. Metin Eren of the Kent State University Experimental Archaeology Lab to discuss the various avenues of research he has been pursuing. This episod
Welcome to the first episode of 2026! In this episode we are going to South America to look at the Wari culture of Southern Peru with the senior curator of the Archaeology of the Americas at the Royal Ontario Museum, Dr.
This is the first episode in a series of three I recorded with Dr. Metin Eren of Kent State University! In this episode we discussed his beginnings in the field of archaeology, Darwinian understandings of culture, and mu
In this episode of the Midwestern Archaeology Podcast I sat down with the curator for the Evansville African American History Museum Tory Schendel-Vyvoda to discuss Evansville Indiana's rich history. We discussed her bac
In this episode I sat down with archaeologic illustrator Ren Harvey to discuss her journey as an artist, her beginnings as an elite college athlete/coach, and her fascination with the Pre-Contact world! We experienced so
In this episode I sat down with University of Southern Indiana professor Dr. Michael R. Strezewski to discuss the archaeology of the fascinating Hopewell Mann complex of Southwest Indiana. The Hopewell Mann gets its name
In this episode I sat down with Dr. Timothy R. Pauketat to discuss the incredible Mississippian city of Cahokia. We explored the incredible beginning of the polity, the vast spread of its cultural influence, and much mor
In this episode I sat down with Dr. Cheryl P. Claassen and discussed the Archaic of Kentucky and Tennessee, training to be an archaeologist as a woman in the 70s, ancient feasting practices, and more! Check out Dr. Claas
On this episode of the Midwestern Archaeology Podcast, I sat down with archaeologist David Ian Howe to discuss the shared history of humans and dogs. We talk about how dogs evolved barking, the earliest evidence for dogs
This episode we discuss the long and mysterious Archaic Period of Midwestern Precontact history! If you are wanting to know more about this period or about archaeology in the Midwest, check out exploreari.org to learn mo
This episode I spoke with Dr. Brenda Hunda, the head curator for the invertebrate paleontology collection at the Cincinnati Museum Center. Join us as we discuss the how the Appalachian Mountains formed, what earth looked
In this episode we discuss the Late Pleistocene, the Peopling of the Americas, the Clovis Culture, and a few Paleo-era sites. Check out exploreari.org to learn more about ARI and Midwestern Archaeology!
This episode we discuss the history of archaeology as it emerged out of antiquarianism and developed into the academic field that we recognize today! If you are interested in the blog post that accompanies this episode o
Welcome to the Midwest Archaeology Podcast! In this episode we introduce ourselves and discuss the four primary periods of Pre-Contact Native American history in the Mid-West.
Dr. Rob Cook
Director of Business Development · Ohio State University
1 appearance on this show
David Ian Howe
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Metin Eren
Kent State University
2 appearances on this show
Dr. Justin Jennings
Royal Ontario Museum
1 appearance on this show
Tory Schendel-Vyvoda
Evansville African American History Museum
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Michael R. Strezewski
University of Southern Indiana
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Brenda Hunda
Cincinnati Museum Center
1 appearance on this show
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