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EPISODE · Oct 16, 2019 · 27 MIN

The First Monsters

from The History Cache Podcast · host historycachepodcast

In this episode we explore history's first monsters. From the prehistoric beasts that stalked our ancestors to the first mythological oral traditions, then to the first ancient written accounts through the modern day; this is the history of what scares us. What were the first monsters, why do we fear them, and why do we need them? Let's find out and examine the first things that appeared from the darkness.

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