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EPISODE · Mar 17, 2026 · 59 MIN

Ep. 167: Ancient Technology, Cave Paintings, and Billy Idol

from 4Thirty in the Morning · host 4Thirty Team

Nothing tells the story of the development of human civilization quite as well as the technological advancements that coincide with a great power's rise. But did some ancient groups utilize technology beyond anything we can replicate even today? On the latest episode of 4Thirty, Ben and Pat take a walk back in time once again as they look to unlock the secrets behind ancient technology, from tools, to weapons, to building materials and more. The guys also enlighten listeners on some news stories this week and reminisce on a few past episodes, all while meandering in and out of relevant conversation as only they can do. Did the Ancient Romans boast a concrete mixture stronger than what modern day's sturdiest structures boast? Did the invention of a simple prehistoric tool eventually give humans the edge against the wild beasts roaming the earth before the Ice Age? Is a well-known ancient megalithic structure really the most accurate star map ever created? Who won the latest election for Supreme Leader of North Korea? For answers to these questions and too many more, give our latest episode of 4Thirty in the Morning a listen!

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