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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Migration, Ancient DNA, and European Prehistory: Interview with Kristian Kristiansen

Migration, Ancient DNA, and European Prehistory: Interview with Kristian Kristiansen

Over the past several decades, ancient DNA and other archaeological sciences have transformed our understanding of Europe in prehistory. Professor Kristian Kristiansen has worked with these new method...

5 Touko 20220s

The Steppes of Central Asia in the Bronze Age: Interview with Professor Michael Frachetti

The Steppes of Central Asia in the Bronze Age: Interview with Professor Michael Frachetti

The Eurasian steppe is central to grasping the past 5,000 years of human history, and in the past couple of decades, new tools of analysis have transformed our understanding of the place and its impor...

28 Huhti 20220s

Indo-Aryans, the Rigveda, and a World on the Move

Indo-Aryans, the Rigveda, and a World on the Move

Four thousand years ago, the sprawling cities of the Indus Valley Civilization dominated much of South Asia; a millennium after that, however, the cities were in ruins, and new migrants ultimately der...

21 Huhti 20220s

The World of the Indo-Iranians

The World of the Indo-Iranians

More than a billion people around the world speak a language of the Indo-Iranian family today. These languages all trace their origin to a group of innovative people living on the steppes of southern ...

14 Huhti 20220s

What was the Indus Valley Civilization? Interview with Dr. Adam Green

What was the Indus Valley Civilization? Interview with Dr. Adam Green

The Indus Valley Civilization doesn’t get much attention compared to Mesopotamia or Egypt, but it covered an area of a million square kilometers, was home to hundreds of thousands or millions of peopl...

7 Huhti 20220s

Languages of the World in 1200 BC

Languages of the World in 1200 BC

Language is fundamental to how people experience the world, but how can we know what languages people spoke in the distant past? By 1200 BC, the linguistic outlines of the world were becoming a bit cl...

31 Maalis 20220s

Kathryn de Luna on Africa, Bantu, and Historical Linguistics

Kathryn de Luna on Africa, Bantu, and Historical Linguistics

About one in every five people alive on the planet today speaks a language belonging to the Bantu family, and Bantu-speaking peoples have shaped the history of Africa in profound ways. But how did the...

24 Maalis 20220s

What is the State?

What is the State?

The state - a centralized administration that exerts control over a territory and can coerce the people living there - is one of the driving forces of the last several thousand years of history. But w...

17 Maalis 20220s

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