Ancient/Now
Kara Cooney, Amber Myers Wells, Jordan GalczynskiHistory isn’t repeating itself; history is now
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 155 | Subscribers | Read | ancientnow.substack.com |
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October 2023 Q&A
This month’s listener questions covered a variety of topics from ancient Egyptian clothing and furniture to the portrayal of mummies in popular culture.
Can history be apolitical?
Historians are products of their time, place, and life experiences, and yet in many ways they approach their work with the idea that it can be (at least to some degree) separated from all of those things. In this episode Kara and Amber disc...
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### “Iron of the Sky”—the ancient Egyptian understanding of meteoritic iron
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Professor of Egyptian Art and Architecture at UCLA specializing in craft production, coffin studies, economies in the ancient world, and systems of power. The views expressed here are my own.
Director for a production company of expert ancient history consultants with an M.A. in Near Eastern Languages and Cultures (UCLA). Previously worked in museum administration and education at LACMA, the Getty Villa, and Art Muse Los Angeles.
PhD candidate of Egyptology @UCLA, crazy cat lady and lover of good food and travel
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