Pyramids | Guest David Ian Howe - Whyte Noise

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Michael and Ryan welcome archaeologist David Ian Howe for a deep dive into the mysteries of the Egyptian pyramids. They explore theories on their purpose, the influence of Zahi Hawass, and the intersection of archaeology, nationalism, and tourism. Plus, a look at the challenges of peer review, the connection between geology and archaeology, and humanity’s enduring fascination with ancient civilizations. Subscribe and Watch on YouTube Connect with Us: Michael Judson Berry | Ryan WilderTheme: “Happy Dance” by Mr. Smith is licensed under Attribution 4.0 International License. “Running Fanfare” by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under Attribution 3.0 Unported.

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Michael and Ryan welcome archaeologist David Ian Howe for a deep dive into the mysteries of the Egyptian pyramids. They explore theories on their purpose, the influence of Zahi Hawass, and the intersection of archaeology, nationalism, and tourism....

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