Bob Genheimer, George Rieveschl Curator of Archaeology
After 36 years at Cincinnati Museum Center, archaeologist Bob Genheimer is retiring. In this episode, Bob digs into a career spent uncovering the human stories he's discovered. Along the way, he shares why archaeology is about people and makes a strong argument in the archaeologist vs. paleontologist debate.
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Sarah Staples, Helen Steiner Rice Archivist at Cincinnati Museum Center
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Cordel George Jr., Manager of Volunteer and Intern Services, CMC
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Ian Shive, Director of Wild Rescue
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Kelsey Enderle, Associate Vice President of Guest Engagement, CMC
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Everything We Know About Our Human Origins
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I Bought this Painting Without Seeing It...
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We Were Wrong About Our Human Evolution
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