• Episode #333: UK and the Petrie Museum

  • Nov 1 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 50 mins
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Episode #333: UK and the Petrie Museum

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  • We traveled to the UK to participate in a project to scan artifacts from the Petrie Museum, including the famous Core #7 and many vases. In this episode we discuss the project in general; eventually we will be able to discuss it in detail and the massive amounts of data that were captured will be released to the public.

    Thank you all so much for watching and supporting the show! We intend to do much more like this in the future, this is exactly the kind of thing we feel that helps better understand the mysterious past, and ancient human achievements. Many thanks to the following Producers for this episode: Executive Producers: Robert Dresel Philip Baklamov Matt Shy Peter Shell Zachariah Baker Laura Coutu Chandra Chell Chris James Alessandro Rovati Anne who Knits Associate Executive Producers: Hagen Thomann Captain River Rat Dave Cortes Patrick Hicks Luka Rajčević Alexander Lane
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