Antics in Antiquities Podcast

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Welcome to Antics in Antiquities! We’ll be telling stories from when archaeology was less of a science and more of a hobby for rich people, when colonial powers controlled access to dig sites and therefore cultural heritage, and what this all means for museums and collectors today.  Get full access to Antics in Antiquities at anticsinantiquities.substack.com/subscribe