This week, hosts Carly Charron and Meghan Voll interview Maris Schneider, a master's student in bio-archaeology. Maris examines the mummified remains of animals like birds to understand the role they played in ancient Egypt and the afterlife. Tune in to learn about the rich culture of the Ancient Egyptians, and how animal mummies actually made up a very profitable ancient industry!
Recorded on September 26, 2023.
Produced by Jordan VanderBurgt.
Theme song provided by https://freebeats.io/ Produced by White Hot.
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#GradLife XVII: End of Term, Endemic Stress, Spending Summer as a Grad
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412 | Light, Strong, and Impactful: Simulating Polymer Composites
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409 | Photo-Bombing Galaxies
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407 | I Work, Therefore I Am
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