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The New Brunswick Archaeology Podcast70% of All Archaeology is Done in the Burning Library: Archaeology and Climate Change Part IVThis fortnight we’re joined by Dr. Matt Betts, the Curator of Eastern Archaeology at the Canadian Museum of History and the former head of the Canadian Archaeology Association’s Climate Change Committee to talk about some of the climate threats to the terrestrial and underwater archaeological record. Matt discusses the analytical challenges and inequalities introduced by climate change’s effects on the archaeological record, and calls for a renewed commitment to culture history. Show NotesPlace-Making in the Pretty Harbour: https://press.uottawa.ca/en/9780776627779/place-making-in-the-pretty-harbour/HMS Terror: https://www.pen-and-sword.co.uk/HMS...2025-05-021h 11
The New Brunswick Archaeology PodcastLovers in a Dangerous TimeShow NotesThis fortnight, we’re kicking off season two in conversation with Emily Draicchio, who recently defended her MA thesis, “Excavating Archives: Mapping Enslaved People and Locating their Living Quarters in New Brunswick’s Loyalist Landscape” at UNB. We discuss Black Loyalists and the forgotten history of slavery in Atlantic Canada. And we have a new Ecofor prize winner for NB Archaeology Bingo!Chan, Slavery in the Age of Reason: Archaeology at a New England Farm, https://utpress.org/title/slavery-in-the-age-of-reason/Hartman, Saidiya. 2008. Venus in Two Acts. Small Axe: A Caribbean Journal of Criti...2023-09-291h 38
The Purpose EdgeEpisode 6 with Shayne Evans - When success isn’t what you thought it would beShayne Evans was an up and coming architect, designing fancy houses for rich clients, and was seemingly at his pinnacle when he realised it wasn’t as fulfilling as he thought it would be.
In this conversation, Shayne talks about how he made the adjustment to a new type of working within his chosen and treasured profession. Not surprisingly, that had a lot to do with purpose - not just saying it but building it into the fabric of the business at Stanton Dahl that he now leads.
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The New Brunswick Archaeology PodcastClovis, Folsom, and Plano, Oh My!In this episode, Gabe and Ken talk about the first archaeologically known people in New Brunswick: the Palaeoindians. We begin with a continental approach to the big three temporal divisions–Clovis, Folsom, and Plano–then narrow our discussion down the New England-Maritimes Region. We wrap with a discussion of Palaeoindian archaeology in New Brunswick. See you in a couple weeks for the start of the Archaic period. Follow us on Instagram!Show Notes Julien, 2008, p. 3, Mi’kmaw terms for archaeological time periods Crassard et al. (2020) “Fluted-point technology in Neolithic Arabia: An independent invention far from...2023-02-171h 43
The New Brunswick Archaeology PodcastA Short History of New Brunswick ArchaeologyIn Ep2 of the NB Archaeology Podcast, Ken and Gabe discuss the history of archaeological research in New Brunswick, beginning with Pagan and Wright’s 1797 survey of St. Croix Island and extending to contemporary legislation. In two weeks we’ll talk about the Palaeoindian period. Talk to you then. In the meantime, we’d love if you subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.Show notes:Matthew, 1884, Discoveries at a Village of the Stone Age at Bocabec: tinyurl.com/2p96smjpHrynick & Black, Bocabec Archaeological Site: tinyurl.com/2r6v77w4...2023-02-0354 min
Europe Japan Research Centre PodcastsAscetic Ressentiment: Historical Consciousness and Mountain Politics in Northeastern Japan[Recorded 18th November 2020] In this talk, I will discuss competing streams of historical consciousness in Mount Haguro, a sacred mountain in northeastern Japan known for its mountain ascetic traditions. Applying the notion of ressentiment (historical alienation) to the longue dureé of religious history in Mount Haguro, I demonstrate how contemporary conflicts in the mountain ascetic community are rooted not only in a historic rift between Shintō and Buddhism in the early Meiji period, but in a greater dynamic at play in Japanese religious history between nativism and cosmopolitanism. Shayne A. P. Dahl received his PhD in Sociolinguistic Anthropology at the Un...2020-11-301h 11
Is This a DreamRyan Hurd — Lucidity is the Starting GateBuckle up and get ready for a ride in this very special episode with lucid dreaming author and researcher Ryan Hurd. We touch on A LOT in this one including shamanic dream battles, lucid nightmares, ethnocentric concepts of reality, shadow work, ancient rock art, acoustic archeology, trance states, nocebo effect, dream control, ayahuasca, ancestral spirits, sleep paralysis, shamanic cognition styles, the autonomous visionary complex associated with dreaming, Freud, angels, gods, incubuses, sorcerers.... Segment: The Personalized Myth (28:05) Ryan is a dream researcher, educator and author. His recent research focuses on lucid dreaming, sleep paralysis, lucid nightmares...2020-07-301h 00
Dream Talk Radio with Anne HillLucid Dreaming: New Perspectives Part 2Contributors to Lucid Dreaming: New Perspectives on Consciousness in Sleep join me, and this time we focus on Volume 2: Religion, Creativity and Culture. Extended interview with Ryan Hurd, Shayne Dahl, Clare Johnson, and Fariba Bogzaran.2015-09-061h 06