Tides of History

Tides of History

Everywhere around us are echoes of the past. Those echoes define the boundaries of states and countries, how we pray and how we fight. They determine what money we spend and how we earn it at work, what language we speak and how we raise our children. From Wondery, host Patrick Wyman, PhD (“Fall Of Rome”) helps us understand our world and how it got to be the way it is.

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Season 4 Mailbag: Prehistory and Early History

Season 4 Mailbag: Prehistory and Early History

It's mailbag time! Patrick answers a variety of questions about topics covered (and not covered) in this season of Tides, ranging from Svante Pääbo's Nobel Prize in paleogenomics to Indo-European orig...

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Empires, Networks, and the Hittites: Interview with Professor Claudia Glatz

Empires, Networks, and the Hittites: Interview with Professor Claudia Glatz

What is an empire? It sounds straightforward enough, but figuring out what the term means - much less whether it really helps us understand past political units - is actually pretty complicated. Profe...

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Who Were the Sea Peoples?

Who Were the Sea Peoples?

When assigning blame for the Bronze Age Collapse, the most common culprits are said to be the Sea Peoples: nomadic raiders and sackers of cities who plied the sea-lanes of the late Bronze Age world an...

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The Fall of Mycenaean Greece and the Trojan War

The Fall of Mycenaean Greece and the Trojan War

Mycenaean Greece was one of the glittering jewels of the late Bronze Age world, but it fell to pieces in dramatic fashion: burned palaces, abandoned settlements, and the end of a centuries-old politic...

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How Ancient Economies Fell Apart: Interview with Professor Sarah Murray

How Ancient Economies Fell Apart: Interview with Professor Sarah Murray

We're often told that trade was central to the interconnected world of the late Bronze Age, but what were people really trading? Why did trade matter so much? And what happened when that trade disappe...

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What was the Bronze Age Collapse?

What was the Bronze Age Collapse?

The term "Bronze Age Collapse" is by now common, but what do we actually mean when we talk about "collapse?" Is it a matter of political reorganization or something rather more drastic? In the case of...

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Clashing Empires in the Late Bronze Age

Clashing Empires in the Late Bronze Age

The late Bronze Age was a time of powerful empires and intense competition between them. Never before had true states covered such a large area, or had such resources to devote to politicking and figh...

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Living as a Regular Person in Ancient Egypt: Interview with Professor Anne Austin

Living as a Regular Person in Ancient Egypt: Interview with Professor Anne Austin

What was it like to be a regular person in ancient Egypt? What did people do when they got sick or injured? Professor Anne Austin is an Egyptologist and bioarchaeologist who studies health and disease...

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