History Fuzz

By: Ashley Cowie
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  • Hosted by Scottish filmmaker and writer Ashley Cowie, the History Fuzz podcast presents weekly interviews with leading research scientists. Each episode reveals the motivations, tools, and skills of the ancient skywatchers, surveyors, architects and builders who created awe-inspiring stone structures within monumental landscapes.

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Episodes
  • #19 - Professor Steven R. Gullberg. Astronomical Secrets of the Incas Revealed

    #19 - Professor Steven R. Gullberg. Astronomical Secrets of the Incas Revealed
    Nov 12 2024
    Professor Steve Gullberg is a master of Andean archaeoastronomy, and in this episode he reveals how Inca structures align with the cosmos to mark celestial events. Discover Inca astronomy, architecture and cosmovision, at the intersection of time and space, in this illuminating episode of History Fuzz.

    Contact Steven Gullberg: srgullberg@ou.edu

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    1 hr and 1 min
  • #18 - Professor Radoslaw Palonka. Deciphering Puebloan Archaeoastronomy at Crow Canyon

    #18 - Professor Radoslaw Palonka. Deciphering Puebloan Archaeoastronomy at Crow Canyon
    Aug 12 2024
    Professor Radoslaw Palonka from Jagiellonian University discusses his innovative archaeoastronomy research at Crow Canyon. This ancient monumental landscape in southwestern Colorado reveals how Ancestral Puebloans integrated celestial observations into their rituals, offering deep insights into their societal and ritualistic complexities.

    Visit Crow Canyon's official website: https://crowcanyon.org/

    Buy Ashley's new book "Ropes and Ruins" here: https://amzn.to/4dGAWXY

    Subscribe to the History Fuzz podcast and never miss an episode.

    For $5/month History Fuzz members get early ad-free access to new episodes, exclusive video content, documentaries, articles and maps.

    Send questions, requests, criticisms, suggestions and feedback

    History Fuzz Online Website : Instagram : Facebook : Youtube

    Join the History Fuzz team exploring and filming in Colombia

    All television and media enquiries please contact Eric Radin and AKA Talent

    To advertise your product or service on this podcast, or to discuss show sponsorship options, please contact Ashley Cowie by email

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://bitly.cx/wdDc7

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/history-fuzz--5975618/support.
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    1 hr and 42 mins
  • #17 - Professor Marc Frincu. Ancient Astronomy in the Armenian Highlands

    #17 - Professor Marc Frincu. Ancient Astronomy in the Armenian Highlands
    Jun 1 2024
    Professor Marc Frincu is an authority in distributed systems, big data, smart grids, astronomy, and archaeoastronomy. Marc is also the secretary of the European Society for Astronomy in Culture and vice-president of the Romanian Society of Cultural Astronomy.

    In this episode Marc guides us deep into the Armenian Highlands and relives his extraordinary discoveries of Bronze Age astronomical devices. He discusses the functionality of mysterious spiral and cup-shaped petroglyphs, and delineates crumbling stone structures with starburst alignments to surrounding burial sites and mountaintops.

    We also dive into Yazidi cosmology, and Mark outlines a north to south Bronze Age meridian line defined by a cone of stones framing the circumpolar stars. And seeking meaning, we discuss ancient perception of the north sky and how it was perhaps associated with notions of mortality, and infinity.

    Read Professor Marc Frincu’s academic papers: https://bitly.cx/OFOiM

    Subscribe to the History Fuzz podcast and never miss an episode.

    For $5/month History Fuzz members get early ad-free access to new episodes, exclusive video content, documentaries, articles and maps.

    Send questions, requests, criticisms, suggestions and feedback

    History Fuzz Online Website : Instagram : Facebook : Youtube

    Join the History Fuzz team exploring and filming in Colombia

    All television and media enquiries please contact Eric Radin and AKA Talent

    To advertise your product or service on this podcast, or to discuss show sponsorship options, please contact Ashley Cowie by email

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://bitly.cx/wdDc7

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    58 mins

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