The Archaeology Podcast Network
275 episodes listed below
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This show dives into topics related to CRM Archaeology and is hosted by longtime professionals in the field.
A second 'Area 1' appears in the records, and suddenly your filing problem has stratigraphy.
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A candid, lightly wandering CRM conversation that centers resilience, criticism, and the realities of field life.
CRM Archaeology Podcast Episode 328 opens with hockey talk before moving into a blunt look at the pressures around archaeology, especially how academic criticism can land on a struggling student.
A blunt CRM discussion about anthropology degrees, hiring, and the field's echo chamber.
The CRM Archaeology Podcast is sharp when it stays grounded in the practical mismatch between what the field trains people to do and what employers seem to value.
Multi-part dramatized retellings of scandals like OceanGate's Titan and the Lehman Brothers collapse.
A season-by-season history show pairing dramatized Rasputin and Salem narratives with historian interviews.
Greg Young and Tom Meyers explain how New York City's streets took shape.
Fashion historians April Callahan and Cassidy Zachary dig into garments, letters, and the people who wore them.
Episode 329 of The CRM Archaeology Podcast uses Bill's account of the 1971–1973 Airlie House meetings in Virginia to explain how CRM standards developed around consultation, collections, professional qualifications, and public involvement.
The CRM Archaeology Podcast episode features David Ian Howe interviewing Dr.
Brain can change.
The CRM Archaeology Podcast episode “Appropriate Use of Technology in Archaeology” features Heather, Renee, Doug, and Andrew discussing when CRM tools actually fit a project.
The CRM Archaeology Podcast covers Jose Leonardo Santos’s article 'Eliminate Anthropology: Attitudes Toward Social Science in the Public Discourse' and immediately frames it around anthropology departments closing and the field's struggle to defend itself.
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This episode discusses topics related to CRM Archaeology, hosted by longtime professionals in the field.
This episode features a rock art podcast episode about Kimberly Rock Art in Australia, hosted by Dr.
A podcast about CRM Archaeology hosted by longtime professionals, covering topics related to cultural resource management.
The episode features an interview with a student success story in CRM Archaeology.
This episode discusses toxic culture in CRM archaeology and a colleague's battle with cancer, highlighting workplace and personal challenges in the field.
A podcast about CRM Archaeology hosted by longtime professionals, discussing topics related to the field.
Episode 139 examines CRM archaeology company policy through drive-time disputes, local field jobs, and employee welfare decisions.
The CRM Archaeology Podcast examines large project management through 30,000-acre surveys, $7 million contracts, and multi-crew fieldwork.