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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The Interconnected World of the Late Bronze Age

The Interconnected World of the Late Bronze Age

We know the late Bronze Age world eventually collapsed, but what made it a world in the first place? The answer lies in the intense connections - trade, politics, and culture - that tied together a va...

25 Aug 20220s

Daily Life and Common People in Egypt's New Kingdom

Daily Life and Common People in Egypt's New Kingdom

When we think about ancient Egypt, the vast majority of our attention goes to its elite: pharaohs, queens, priests, and nobles. But the elite made up only the tiniest portion of the population. What a...

18 Aug 20220s

Why Did the Bronze Age World Collapse? Interview with Professor Eric Cline

Why Did the Bronze Age World Collapse? Interview with Professor Eric Cline

If we know one thing about the Bronze Age world, we know that it collapsed. But what made it a world? And why did it fall apart? There's nobody better to ask than Professor Eric Cline, who literally w...

11 Aug 20220s

Kings, Images, and Violence in Ancient Egypt: Interview with Professor Laurel Bestock

Kings, Images, and Violence in Ancient Egypt: Interview with Professor Laurel Bestock

Kings are one of the constants of ancient Egypt's long history. But what, exactly, were kings supposed to do, and how did ancient Egyptians understand the role of their king? Professor Laurel Bestock ...

4 Aug 20220s

Egypt's New Kingdom: Empire, Religious Change, and the Tomb of Tutankhamun

Egypt's New Kingdom: Empire, Religious Change, and the Tomb of Tutankhamun

Egypt's New Kingdom lasted for more than 400 years. In that time, Egypt changed dramatically, weathering ups, downs, and turmoil of all kinds. Much of that turmoil centered around a religious visionar...

28 Jul 20220s

The Rise of Egypt's New Kingdom

The Rise of Egypt's New Kingdom

Most of what we think we know about ancient Egypt is actually things we know about the New Kingdom, the last of Egypt's three classical golden ages: an empire stretching into the Near East and Nubia, ...

21 Jul 20220s

Lost Landscapes of the Ancient Pacific: Interview with Professor Mike Carson

Lost Landscapes of the Ancient Pacific: Interview with Professor Mike Carson

Sea levels rise, hills erode, and rivers change course over decades and centuries, dramatically affecting how people choose to live in their landscapes. Professor Mike Carson is an expert in the study...

14 Jul 20220s

Encore: Chivalry and Knighthood in Medieval Europe

Encore: Chivalry and Knighthood in Medieval Europe

When we think of the Middle Ages, the first thing that comes to mind is usually knights in shining armor. Chivalry - the ideal of behavior that guided knights - was a major force in medieval life. Hon...

7 Jul 20220s

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