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The Nauti Archaeologist PodcastCofferdam CannonsRene-Robert Cavelier Sieur de la Salle was an arrogant monk-turned-adventurer (this sounds like the start of a D&D campaign) responsible for most of the French expansion in the Great Lakes area and along the Mississippi River. Of course, as an adventurer, he's used to loss, but his final expedition was particularly plagued by shipwrecks (multiple), snake bites, prickly pear incidents, and Indigenous nations. Tough break.
Sources:
https://www.thestoryoftexas.com/la-belle/the-exhibit
https://www.thestoryoftexas.com/la-belle/the-exhibit/excavation-and-preservation
https://www.texasbeyondhistory.net/belle/
Dr. Jim Bruseth
2024-07-311h 31
The Nauti Archaeologist PodcastRevolution & RetreatBefore betraying the burgeoning United States of America to the British for a new rank and some new digs, Benedict Arnold bought the Continental Army some much needed time to recover from the previous season of fighting during the year of 1776. A brilliant tactician, Arnold met the British on Lake Champlain at the Battle of Valcour Island -- arguably America's first naval encounter. Unstoppable force, meet immovable object. Neither had a good time.
Sources:
3D model of Spitfire: https://skfb.ly/oIBpu
LCMM.org's Spitfire
https://www.wamc.org/news/2024-05-09/efforts-to-raise-a-revolutionary-war-gunboat-from-lake-champlain-discussed
https://www.battlefields.or...2024-07-2455 min
The Nauti Archaeologist PodcastStay Tuned!Due to a series of events happening in my personal life, this week has been difficult to work on the podcast. Don't worry! This isn't permanent, and we'll be back next week with an episode on the Revolutionary War-era gunboat: The Spitfire, with Chris Sabick of the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum.
In the meantime, check them out! Don't sweat, we'll put these links in the show notes for next week too.
3D model of the Spitfire
Lake Champlain Maritime Museum Spitfire page2024-07-1700 min
An Intro to Anthro with 2 HumansEpisode 56: Remembrance of Things Past (Redux 2024) OR The Nauseating Neurasthenia of Nostalgia.The Two Humans wax on, wax off, and wax nostalgic as they look back at humans’ longing for bygone days.
Episode 56: Remembrance of Things Past (Redux 2024) OR The Nauseating Neurasthenia of Nostalgia.
An Intro to Anthro with 2 Humans Human
Number One, John McCray, and Human Number Two, John Lehr, re-assess what it means to be human.
http://www.intro2anthro.podbean.com
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100093893313542
IG @introtoanthrowith2humans
Resources:
Boym, Svetlana
2001 The Future of Nostalgia. Basic Books, Ne...2024-07-151h 21
The Nauti Archaeologist PodcastAnatolian AmphoraeOne of the oldest shipwrecks in the world, the Uluburun Shipwreck, sometimes looped together with the Cape Gelidonya wreck, is in a league of her own. Scientists conducted over 22,000 dives to the wreck between 1984 and 1994, collecting thousands of artifacts that give us a glimpse of Bronze Age merchant trade and what a ship laden with gifts fit for a queen looks like 3,000 years later. Joined again by Dr. Jim Delgado, we look into the impact the Uluburun wreck has had on the archaeological sphere since its discovery and excavation.
Let's get wet, nerds.
Sources, of course:
https://www.worldhistory.org...2024-07-1050 min
The Nauti Archaeologist PodcastTokugawa TilesWant to learn about roof tiles? What if I told you there were gargoyles (grotesques), samurai, ninjas, ninja samurai, and samurai ghosts involved? Good, now that I've got your attention, Dr. Mike Perrin, ARIUA, discusses the Hatsushima Island shipwreck, and its possible place on the Tokugawa Timeline.
Time to get wet, nerds.
Sources:
http://www.themua.org/collections/files/original/6ce8d871c6d2ca7a5920ff46a8e88dff.pdf
https://libraryguides.binghamton.edu/japanese/Edo
https://www.worldhistory.org/Edo_Castle/
https://www.japanpitt.pitt.edu/glossary/genroku-period
2024-07-0354 min
The Nauti Archaeologist PodcastBeeswax on the BeachesThe Goonies, 1985, is a fictional story about several local kids who find a pirate ship full of treasure in a sea cave, almost frozen in time. Inspired by the shipwreck rumors on the Northwest Oregon coast, seemingly confirmed by the artifacts washing ashore, no one was aware of the true story – the political maneuvering, powerful religious figures, bribery, smuggling, a trial, and a daring escape from port that doomed the Manila Galleon, Santo Cristo de Burgos, to its final resting place in the Pacific.
Audio fixed and re-uploaded on 7/2/2024. I accidentally put the intro be...2024-07-022h 00
The Nauti Archaeologist PodcastBurned in the BayouSources for this episode:
Brown, Margaret. Descendant Netflix.com. Participant; Night Tide Production; Take One Five Entertainment. 2022.
Delgado, Marx, Lent, Grinnan, & DeCaro. Clotilda: The History and Archaeology of the Last Slave Ship. The University of Alabama Press; Alabama Historical Commission. 2023.
Delgado, James. In-person interview. SEARCH, Inc. 2024.
Rosario, Altevese. In-person interview. Clotilda Descendants Association. 2024.
SEARCH, Inc. Archaeological Investigations of 1Ba704, A Nineteenth Century Shipwreck Site in the Mobile River, Baldwin and Mobile Counties, Alabama: Final Report. SEARCH, Inc. 2019.
Hurston, Zora Neale. Barracoon: The Story of the Last Black...2024-06-191h 52The Nauti Archaeologist PodcastAhoy There!About the podcast, who I am, and how I'm going to tell you all about ships and shipwrecks with tons of knowledge and stuff. 2024-05-0101 minThe Nauti Archaeologist PodcastComing June 19thThe first trailer in over 2 years for a brand new season of the Nauti Archaeologist Podcast. We're dropping our first episode for our return season on June 19th 2024. Thanks for waiting with us, we're glad to be back. Go get wet, nerds. 2024-03-2700 min
OverthinkHeteropessimismAre the straights okay? In episode 44 of Overthink, Ellie and David dive into “heteropessimism,” the sense of disillusionment or even shame associated with heterosexuality. From viral TikTok videos to studies showing that women are less dissatisfied than men in heterosexual relationships, post #metoo society is reckoning with the everyday sexism of many relationships. Ellie and David explore the reasons for heteropessimism, consider alternatives such as political lesbianism and boys' education, and ask: how can we be attracted to things that are bad for us, and how can we break out of a heteropessimistic approach to love?Works Disc...2022-02-0158 min
Between Lewis & LovecraftCorrespondence: Writer Lauren Coontz on archeology, fairy tales, and the Manson family murdersLauren Coontz is an Army veteran who studied anthropology in college before deciding to become a journalist. She’s also a fairy tale enthusiast, which is what we planned to spend the bulk of the episode discussing, but we went off on a million tangents including human sacrifice, her least favorite sergeant and his inappropriate shorts, and how prosecutors may have screwed up the investigation into infamous murderer Charles Manson.
As a warning, Lauren quite possibly swears more than any guest we’ve had on yet, so if that offends you, f*** off.
Follo...2021-09-291h 14
The Nauti Archaeologist PodcastLa Salle’s La Belle (part 1)Today we talk about the doomed French expedition to find the Mississippi River Delta (again) to colonize it first over a petty feud with Spain. They missed the Mississippi River by a long shot and ended up in a west Texas bay leading into the Gulf thinking “I don’t remember it being this small”. This is a story of incompetence at the highest of levels.2021-04-131h 04The Nauti Archaeologist PodcastHMS Erebus and HMS TerrorFranklin's Lost Expedition of 1845 lost all 129 men during what was meant to be a 2 year voyage. Beset in ice, the crew abandoned ship and trekked across the Arctic tundra for help, only to disappear, never heard from again. The crew and their ships, the HMS Terror and the HMS Erebus, remained a mystery for over 100 years until Parks Canada found them in 2016. Research has been ongoing ever since! Join me as I talk about the history behind the ships that eluded explorers for years, and a mystery that still needs answers.2021-03-0958 minThe Nauti Archaeologist PodcastIntro and TrailerWe will do a 10 episode season for shipwrecks with 10 minisodes on a submerged city per season. Take to Twitter and tell me what shipwreck you want to hear the background of and I’ll tell you their story. This is a podcast about the shipwrecks and submerged cities and the archaeology that takes place in their discovery and conservation. I’m going to tell you the story behind them, why and how they were lost (if known), and how the excavation went. So please join me for this armchair exploration of the worlds deepest (literally) mysteries!2021-02-2102 min