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Join us on a journey to bridge the gap between amateurs interested in history, travellers, and professional archaeologists. Every day, various sites and objects lie forgotten, undocumented, and misunderstood. Our podcast brings together experts to share knowledge, spark conversations, and recreate the stories of the past. Tune in to explore the fascinating world of archaeology and uncover the secrets that lie hidden in plain sight.
Speaking Archaeologically hosts The Speaking Archaeologically Podcast, a history show with 50 episodes published.
We bring to you a brand new series: Early Career Conversations! At Speaking Archaeologically, we believe that dialogue does not necessarily need to happen at a certain place or within certain rooms. We believe that archa
How can GIS help archaeologists uncover patterns hidden within ancient landscapes? In this episode, Ms. Mythrayi Harshavardhan (WSP India) in conversation with Mr. Diptarka Datta (WSP India and Speaking Archaeologically)
Join Dr. Shriya Gautam and Ms. Simran Kaur for an exciting conversation with Prof. Susmita Basu Majumdar (University of Calcutta), a leading numismatist and epigraphist. Following from her recent talk at Speaking Archaeo
Public archaeology is one of those terms that sounds self-explanatory: until you try to define it. It's not simply outreach. It's not just digging with volunteers or making documentaries. At its core, it's a question abo
You have probably heard a theory about the ancient world that sounded just plausible enough. It seemed intriguing. Perhaps, even pulled you in further into the world of alternative archaeologies. In this episode, we expl
What happens when a historic building can no longer serve its original purpose? Should it be preserved exactly as it is, or adapted for new uses? In this episode of the Speaking Archaeologically Podcast, Simran Kaur expl
In this episode, join Simran Kaur as she explores the role of recording and sketching in preserving endangered heritage. Focusing on her doctoral fieldwork in Farrukhnagar, Haryana, the episode reflects on the discovery
In this episode, we up where we last left off: the step wells of Delhi! Built in 1506 and tucked away in the Mehrauli Archaeological Park, the Rajon ki Baoli was the site that set the entire Baolis of Delhi project in mo
What began as a routine site visit in December 2019 soon turned into a race against time. When members of the Speaking Archaeologically Delhi Research Wing encountered the stepwells of Rajon ki Baoli and Gandhak ki Baoli
Join Mr. Diptarka Datta as he delves into how Sunder Nursery has continued to captivate artists through history. The episode will unpack how the monuments within this historic complex have been perceived in art and how a
Every excavation tells a story. Every artwork does too. Art allows archaeologists to trace the shifts that a monument goes through across time. In this episode, join panelists Diptarka Datta and Simran Kaur Saini as they
Are museums slowly drifting into irrelevance? In an age of shrinking attention spans and endless digital content, many institutions face a pressing concern: disinterested visitors. At the same time, collections themselve
In this episode of Speaking Archaeologically, we explore the Piprahwa Relics Exhibition at the Rai Pithora Cultural Complex and its significance in India’s decolonisation journey. Tracing the relics’ discovery by William
What does decolonisation actually mean in museums and what does it look like beyond rewritten labels? In this episode of Speaking Archaeologically, Senior Research Panelist Simran Kaur explores how colonial histories con
The National Museum, Delhi holds some of India’s most significant archaeological collections but how effectively do these objects speak to the public today? In this episode, we take a closer look at visitor engagement in
How effective are our laws in protecting the past, and where does public responsibility begin? In this episode, we examine the protection of tangible heritage through the lens of legislation and public awareness, focusin
Last episode, we unpacked the challenges Indian museums face when it comes to visitor engagement. This time, we’re going a step further and asking the uncomfortable questions. Are museum exhibitions really what they clai
India’s past is anything but boring so why do so many museum visits feel that way? This episode takes a critical look at the state of museums in India, asking why artefacts often sit behind dull labels and disconnected d
What does it mean to conserve heritage that cannot be displayed in a case? This episode examines how the Bindu Sarovar Museum in Siddhpur, Gujarat, engages with intangible heritage, beliefs, practices, and living traditi
In our last episode, we discussed how the Taj Mahal has been embroiled in the battle between conservation and pseudo-archaeology. In this year-end special episode, we take the discussion a little further and discuss how
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