Tides of History

How Ancient Economies Fell Apart: Interview with Professor Sarah Murray

Sep 22, 2022
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
2
Archaeology of Bronze and Iron Age Greece
01:31 • 3min
3
I've Never Met Any Academics Who Have More Fun Than Archaeologists
04:12 • 2min
4
How to Find Top Talent Fast With Indeed Indeed
06:11 • 3min
5
The Bronzage Collapse
09:33 • 2min
6
The Story Is Always More Complicated Than That
11:15 • 2min
7
What Are the Most Important Changes in the Archaeological Record?
13:02 • 5min
8
Do You Think Depopulation Happened?
17:42 • 3min
9
What Do You Think Happened to the Mysonian Empire?
21:09 • 2min
10
Is There a Precedent for Anything?
23:07 • 2min
11
Buying on Etsy for Affordable One of the Kind Things
25:03 • 3min
12
What Is the Relationship Between Trade and Politics?
28:01 • 5min
13
How Does Quantitative Approaches Change Your Understanding of Mycene?
32:59 • 2min
14
The Importation of Finished Goods in the Egean
34:44 • 3min
15
The Importation of Art Effects in the Palaces
37:39 • 3min
16
Is It a Thug Momopiosis?
40:15 • 2min
17
What Kind of Trade Does Misonian Trade Have?
41:59 • 2min
18
Quantitative Approaches and Big Data
43:34 • 4min
19
Are You Using Quantitative Methods?
47:27 • 3min
20
I Think It's a Good Lesson in Data Visualization
50:15 • 2min
21
What's the Future of Archaeology?
52:31 • 5min
22
The Richness of Human Remains as a Source for Understanding the Past
57:24 • 2min
23
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59:14 • 2min