Tea-Break Archaeology

Tea-Break Archaeology episode 46 features Matilda Siebrecht talking with Svenja Fabian about gladiatorial reenactment, female gladiators, and the training choices that shaped ancient fighting roles.

Matilda Ziebrecht hosts archaeologist, conservator, and science communicator Raven Todd De Silva on Tea Break Time Travel episode 30, starting with Raven’s path from ancient Egypt to the Neolithic Southwest Asia.

Matilda Siebrecht, host of Tea Break Time Travel, joins Archaeology Podcast Network hosts Chris and Rachel while she is on holiday on Norderney, Germany, and explains why she is currently 'savouring an ice cream' instead of tea.

Tea-Break Archaeology episode 31 is a solo training session with Dr.

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Tea-Break Time Travel episode 34 with Dr.

Tea-Break Archaeology episode 47 with Svenja Fabian focuses on ancient Roman gladiatorial training, including a Roman source, Vigetius, and the use of a two-meter palus pole for thrust practice.

Matilda Ziebrecht uses episode 20 of Tea Break Time Travel as a tea-break conversation about tattooing as archaeology.

Matilda Siebrecht marks episode 25 with a chai latte and a solo catch-up.

Tea-Break Archaeology episode 38 features Matilda Siebrecht speaking with Alexandra Sabir, founder of Solemnico, about bookbinding, business consulting, and the creative path that links them.

Mathilde Siebrecht opens the episode with a late-evening cup of fruity Kaminfeuer tea.

Orange chai rooibos sets the tone.

An interview with a PhD student about her research on textiles from the Duhemberg period, specifically salty clothes.

Textile archaeologist Ronja Lau discusses her PhD research on Iron Age textiles from the Dürnberg salt mine in Austria, exploring their preservation, analysis methods, and cultural significance.

Matilda Siebrecht continues her conversation with Lisa Fagan-Davis about the Voynich Manuscript.

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An educational episode of Tea Break Time Travel teaching archaeological stratigraphy—how archaeologists determine relative age through soil layer analysis.

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Episode 29 of Tea Break Time Travel explores dendrochronology (tree ring dating), a foundational archaeological methodology.

In this Tea Break Time Travel episode, host Matilda interviews Dr.

Matilda Siebrecht opens with fragrant East Frisian Herb Garden tea and a mug printed with photographs of cameos from ancient Rome and ancient Greece.

Matilda Ziebrecht opens episode 23 with a tea break, an easy laugh, and a conversation about mummies.

Matilda opens with chai latte and a relaxed hello.

Host Matilda Siebrecht and guest Taya Nakamura discuss tea-drinking cultures and the archaeological origins of everyday objects over a cup of tea.

Host Matilda Siebrecht interviews professional embroiderer Dr.

Host Matilda Siebrecht interviews archaeologist Andrew Merian-Jones about the history of tea and tea-drinking habits, blending personal anecdotes with archaeological insights.

Host Matilda Siebrecht interviews archaeologist Ronja Lau about ancient textiles, discussing their personal preferences and the archaeology of everyday objects.

Archaeologist Matilda Siebrecht and guest Femke Reitzma discuss the history of everyday objects over tea, starting with a casual conversation about seasonal teas.

This episode explores the archaeological origins of familiar everyday objects, with a focus on their deep history and cultural significance.

This episode explores the archaeological origins of tea and coffee, with a guest sharing their tea preferences.

Host Matilda Siebrecht and guest Ashley Airey discuss their tea preferences and introduce the show's theme of exploring the archaeological history of everyday objects.

The host and a guest discuss their tea-drinking preferences as an introduction to exploring the archaeological history of everyday objects.