Ancient Economies Miniseries - The Archaeology of Farming and Herding - Gil Stein
Dr. Gil Stein of the Oriental Institute lectures on the archaeological evidence for farming and herding as a part of the docent training miniseries. Our lectures are free and available to the public thanks to the generous support of our members. To become a member, please visit: http://bit.ly/2AWGgF7
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Ancient Economies Miniseries - Prestige and the Ritual Economy of Chalcolithic Caanan
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Mark Kenoyer | Meluhha: the Indus Civilization and Its Contacts with Mesopotamia
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Hannah Moots | From Wheat to Watermelon: Clues from Ancient DNA about Food and Diet
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Gil Stein | Sweet Honey in the Rocks: Honey, Bees, and Beekeeping in the Ancient Near East
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The Rise and Fall of Çatalhöyük: A Neolithic Matriarchy?
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The Forgotten Crops of North America: The Eastern Agricultural Complex
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James Osborne | The Syro-Anatolian City States: A Neglected Iron Age Culture
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Before Yamnaya - Origins of the Proto-Indo-Europeans
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Felix Höflmayer | Chronologies of Collapse: Climate Change
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GÖBEKLI TEPE and the Mysterious World That Buil t It | Before Cities, Before Farming
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Assyrian Renaissance: New Discoveries in Assyria - Dr. Timothy P. Harrison
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Ian Hodder: The Force Fields of Things: An Archaeological Focus on Sequences of Things
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ÇATALHÖYÜK - 9,000 year old mega-site revealed.
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Hartmut Kühne | The Collapse of the Assyrian Empire and the Evidence of Dur-Katlimmu
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8. The Sumerians - Fall of the First Cities
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Rise of the City: The Lost Cities of Ancient Egypt
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Ancient Economies - Shopkeepers and the Bazaar Economy - Emmanuel Mayer - Incomplete
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David Schloen | In the Wake of the Phoenicians: Makers of the Mediterranean
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The Power of Place Catal Höyȕk
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