Tragedy, drama, enlightenment. Enter the Ancient Greeks and Romans of the 5th to 8th century. Discover how the Roman aqueducts have stood the test of time. Who controlled water governance then? Why is this relevant
today? Join Harper Jin, a Master’s student in the Anthropology Department, who reveals these answers and more.
Related episodes:
More anthropology research with Julia
S1E8 - Julia McCuaig (The Mysteries of the Moche) - Fellowship of the Research Podcast | Podcast on Spotify
or Alexis
S1E3 - Alexis Rausch (Tales Teeth Tell) - Fellowship of the Research Podcast | Podcast on Spotify.
Links related to our guest:
Contact Harper: harperjin@trentu.ca
More about Dr. Rodney Fitzsimons' Research: https://www.trentu.ca/anthropology/faculty-research/rodney-d-fitzsimons
Letters of a Pre-Scientist: https://prescientist.org/
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