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Look into stuff. You missed in his reply from house networks. Talkin welcome to the Mine Ban Treaty be well, then I'm howling, crying and at that time here again, we are talking about things that have been unearth, usually a sort of ground Roma kind of one episode thing tat. You have two thirds of this year we ve had or episodes, because we had a whole episode on the Franklin in a whole episode on Stonehenge and now we're going to get into our year in round up of all the stuff that was literally and figuratively, dug up and twenty forty and there's been a lot this year. So we gotta go to two parts. Yet we have we had. I think we have two parts last year, but we didn't have additional dedicated episodes. So if you love unearth season, yours, superfluous,

fear. We know that you are listening to this in twenty fifteen at the earliest, but as we are recording, it is still twenty fourteen. So when we say this year we mean twenty fourteen We also have a couple of Gabby at the last year Hollywood I came onto the show in March and we didn't really start keeping up unearthed things until later in the year. So this year I started a pin board and basically kept up with things that were announced beginning in January, which means that by the time that it. Time to record. We had like a hundred, and six thing was to talk about. We are going to talk about all hundred and six things, because even with two episodes? That's that's too much to talk about. Also In spite of having Google alerts and RSS feeds and olive as other stuff, there is some parts of the world that are high

under represented here, for example, I went looking specifically about news from Africa that was not from Egypt. I had a really hard time, so I dont know how much of that is my fault for not being a very good searcher and how much of it is like the indicative of the media not paying a lot of attention to what's happening in Africa. Probably a combination of both. So that's on my to do list so we're fine for twenty fifteen unearthed season. So this episode includes lots of connection, to past episodes some extreme serendipity shipwrecks a couple of Holocaust. Related under things and lots of the oldest things ever discovered, it's a whole lot of fun. Starting off. Remember all above their went on about Richard the third last year, in the news, this time its following dna analysis. So first things. First, that is definitely Richard. The third

her the dna evidence a little more trouble with the party. The analysis that involved matching his dna to his living relatives everything, went pretty smoothly on the maternal side, but on the paternal side, Richards DNA does not match his purported male descendants. The explanation often comes up in the original paper is false: paternity and nets with quotes around it. In other words, some one was now really being the daddy somewhere along the line between richer, the third and his own living near relatives, and this, of course gets into all manner. Regulation about what and who and whether it affects the current royal family Board are going and all of that, as we enter the hard way that people are very ready to. Let us for Catherine about Richard the third of his family line. They we had so much eight, that in other king Kingly news, but ties back to pass. Episodes of the past

set of remains was found there actually several sets but found it a tomb in Greece, in the late nineteenth seventies and has been intense speculation ever somethin about exactly Hughes remains these were, but this year researchers announced that they had confirmed that there, the writ the remains of king, fell at the second Alexander, the great father, these bones, as we say, had to spend highly controversial for all this time when the final identification mostly came by examining his injuries that was kind of a forensic anthropology bones study. There was evidence of I decided that, but could have come from being hit in the face with an arrow. As happens too, I fell at the second. There was also damage to his ribs that matches a blow from a lance which felt the second also sustained around three forty, five or three,

ready for beefy, so there is ongoing debate about the identity of all the other skeletons that were in the tomb, but this one in particular king fell at the second. And related to one of my favorite episodes and tional expedition to the shipwreck that gave us. The anti cancer mechanism has turned up so traditional stuff. Earlier efforts to study the wreck have failed because the area was particularly treacherous but this time divers were outfitted with Exo suits, which you described as wearable submarines, which let them go into very deep water for hours. At a time without the risk of decompression sickness says, a huge advancement in terms of the technology allows them to really explore these kinds of things, and their findings include ship components. They found a spear from a lifestyle statue. There is an intact jug and other treasures. They were able

make a really extensive three. The map of the area, including artifacts, that are scattered around the sea floor around the wreck, and there may be some more about this in twenty fifteen, as they are indeed planning to return to the wreck for further study, which is especially awesome considering that they believe this ship is mostly full of using greek treasures were all we know. There is another anti cancer. A mechanism down there without would be cool. Failing theory is that this is basically a ship that was specifically loaded up with awesome, greek things and then set sail for Rome, which means that further exploration of it would be incredible

This is actually not the only Anti Catherine NEWS that came in twenty fourteen James Evans, who the professor of Physics and Cristiani Carmen, whose a history of science professor got together and published a paper in which they claim that the anti Catherine mechanisms start date, some sort of the date on which its calculations begin within two hundred five b c E. So if you have not heard the end, threat mechanism episode that we have an archive. This is basically an astronomical clock that has been dubbed the world's first computer. So what these two professors did was they compared the mechanism and the astronomical events that it sort of shows with records of history,

go eclipses to figure out exactly where they lined up. So their work suggests that the device is actually between fifty and a hundred years older than we all previously thought. If this is true it up in some of our prior understanding vice because it means that number one people were able to predict eclipses much earlier than previously believed number two means that the mass that was used to put this whole thing together was actually babylonian, arithmetic and not greek trigonometry lastly means that there's a possibly apocryphal story about the Anti Catherine device that could actually be true and that story is archimedes made something similar. Earlier time frame of when it was potentially made, means that it actually possibly very conjecture, really exist. During Archimedes lifetime, which was not possible

Earlier thinking that the thing was made a hundred years later, I suspect there will be ongoing discoveries about the anti cancer mechanism, because it is it's one of those where there are constantly new analysis, analyses the going on and new. A versions of it made out of Lego in other news during restoration, work took at castle and archaeological team found along with a secret tunnel to dungeons, and they believe that these were where Prince LAD, the third a cave lad. The paler was imprisoned and tortured in the early fifteenth century while he was being held captive in Romania. A lot of that was reported as gladly impale, whereas dungeon found, which really made it sound like was the dungeon wearing wish, was torturing people yeah. Now those headlines were very misleading. They really were it, was kind of disappointing to a number of people. Us

storm appears to have revealed some previously unknown NASA lines in Peru. These GEO Cliffs, where spotted by pilot at war a Huron Gomes Dilatory and these new We discovered limes include a snake, that's about a hundred and ninety six feet. Long, a bird, a creature that looks like a camel infants zigzags, so archaeologists were hoping to confirm, These findings, at that they really were new and not previously discovered. I was not able to attend to find confirmation of what they had found yet once we actually recorded this episode, the BBC reported that some bones found under a culture department store were Buddha bones and we put Buddha inputs

these boats from a jaw and a ship, were found among burned, building rubble and appeared to date back to the time of Buddha rebellion. The BBC quoted Philip crummy Director of the Colchester Archeo Archaeological Trust is saying they were quote likely to be. The remains of people who died in building set on fire by the British as they overran the town. Also at this department store and similarly mixed in with burn debris, was a collection of roman jewelry, also dating back to the year. Sixty one. The collection includes a small jewelry box, along with armlets necklaces and bracelets of silver and gold. The theory is that these were buried before their owner fled from ludicrous army. This as an example where I had two different articles that were from two different

months of the year and they were both Arabas Department store and whose like is it the same department store? Yes, it appears to be the same department store in our last connection. To a previous episode of stuff, you miss than history class. Last year, a tooth was found on beacon, island off the coast of Western Australia. This year surveys started in that area in the hope of finding remains from the wreck of the Batavia and the bloody events that followed it, but before they could, in doing that research. They had to remove a lot of more recent structures and what not from the area, because they are going to get in the way of their study. This included some concrete flags that are between fifty and years old and that they were pretty sure we're covering up things that were potentially of archaeological significance. These tools that they're using for theirs

These include geophysical, remote sensing tools like ground, penetrating radar had what they're looking for his burial sites of the people who were killed in the aftermath of the wreck of the Batavia in the mutiny plans that were going on. So I am hopeful that when we do unearthed and twenty fifteen we'll have lots of new news about the the Batavia to share with everyone fingers caressed. Yes, before we move on to some, particularly and if it is finds mean all the fine are pretty serendipitous, but these ones are particularly fail. Let's take a brief moment for a word from a sponsor. I think. That's how lovely our sponsor today if square space, which is really easy to use, intuitive, drag and drop away to make your own websites, you need a web, for your own projects for your own business effort if you're looking for its a soup

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thirteenth dynasty, which was three thousand eight hundred years ago, and he rolled Egypt for about four and a half years, which is rather long for a fairer during that time period. However, before them, every. There was really not a lot known about him or his rule, which made this a particularly in important binding. However, the extra serendipitous part is that, while excavating this tomb, the team also found the tomb of a completely different previously unknown king. This wise king will Sera beef in the UK, and this tomb had We ve been pretty damaged by leaders who had stolen a lot of the artifacts and damaged the kings Mummy, but that he was able to reconstruct some of the remains and although its previously unknown, it's possible that this was actually someone who was named in the turing king list,

That Bert, similar name on that list is spelled completely differently from this one. So it's possible that, while excavating the tomb of one king, they found the tomb of another king previously unknown to history. Another fabulous happened stands for. During the work on an archaeological dig for school kids dug up unexplored We re or gold. Here ornament incur Northumberland, the four boys all between the ages of seven and ten, and were completely surprised when it turned out that the plastic doodad that they thought they found was in part, fact, and extremely rare artifact, dating back to two one. Three hundred Bc Ie, there have only been ten similar fines in Britain. This line in a strange coincidence, is a match set with one that was dug up in nineteen thirty five and two of the boys, LUCA Sebastian Alderson are the great great great sense of Joseph Alderson, who was part of the team that dug up that earlier ornament. So this kind of

Layered serendipity that this one yes curator, bury Ager, whose a Viking specialists that the British Museum, his name. I hope I am pronouncing correctly found an ancient Caltech artifact infighting, that, but museum already had in its collection this item was a lump of organic material that had been excavated from a Viking burial, cite the purported organic, a lump excavated in Norway and the eighteen hundreds and acquired by the museum in eighteen. Ninety one, but it wasn't until this year that AIDS or who was basically working through the collection in advance of the visit from another researcher, saw something sticking out of it that he thought warranted and extra leg. It turned out to be a chaotic disk that had probably

plundered by the Vikings and returned to what's now, Norway with them. Probably this disc used to be part of a shrine, but the vikings who looted it turned it into a brooch and further research on this organic lump is now or go ongoing And this was not the only british artifact found inviting plunder this year. Examination of several Viking hordes in twenty fourteen yielded and heard a fax from all over the british Isles, and we have one more serendipitous ass o this was in the museums, collection, the whole time story, researchers at the PAN Museum, rediscovered a complete six thousand five hundred year old skeleton in their own collection. This skeleton had been in storage in the museum for eighty five years than it was found again. By chance, while the museum was working to digitize all of its old documentation

So everyone knew that the box was there. They just didn't know what was in it since it had no catalogue card or number, it wasn't matched up with any documentation they finally managed to match the mystery box to a skeleton that had been labelled quote not accounted for during a previous through the archive and ninety ninety and the records and the skeleton both existed all of that harm. It wasn't until they were digitize all the records that they were able to match the skills and with its paperwork, a complete skeleton from this long ago is extremely rare and the sun was dug up in. What's now, I rack and was from one of forty eight graves that were excavated there between nineteen twenty nine nineteen thirty. The now move on to a listener, favorite shipwrecks, so a new year's low tar,

it revealed the remains of a shipwreck and Party Vader Beach Florida, five of the ships iron ribs, had actually been uncovered way back in thousand eight during another low tide and this time, the low tide revealed forty two of the ships ribs, which gave researchers a lot more to go on in figuring out its identity, the Lighthouse Archaeological Maritime Programme and that's an organisation that researchers, the maritime history and archaeology of Saint Augustine area, started coming through old records to trying to find out what this was by checking the wreckage that had been revealed against a list of shipwrecks that had happened in the area between eighteen, sixty, six and night seventy four they figured out that it was the british flag deliverance, which was a motorized sailing ship that wrecked in December of nineteen forty seven also this year, a team of russian hacks. Leaders who were working under water off the coast of Alexandria. Egypt found a collection of french arts

worry that belongs to Napoleon sweet. These had been on board a french vessel, known as LA pathway, oil, which had been part of a french expeditionary fleet in seventeen. Ninety eight, this collection, included, guns pistols and can which were all sent to the grand egyptian museum or restoration and further study. Now as office of National Marine sanctuaries release. Three: the images of the wreck of the S S city of Rio De Janeiro, which sunk off San Francisco, California, in February of nineteen o one one hundred and twenty eight of the two hundred and ten people were killed in that sinking. Most of them immigrants from China and Japan, and now the wreck lies just outside the Golden Gate Bridge. The mapping project reveal that the requisite very poor condition in its encased in sediment, the team. Also,

another nearby wreck, the ESA City of Chester as well, and moving away from shipwrecks. We have a couple of things that are related to the Holocaust, so for going into hiding with her family. Anne Frank gave her marbles a book and a tea set to her playmate to see a Coopers, who, I hope, I'm saying her name correctly. She gave them through tissue for safe keeping and her friend was supposed to hold onto them until came home again, but as we probably all new and died of typhus in a concentration camp just weeks before it was liberated after the end of the Holocaust, only an father Otto had survived among the family to see are offered to return, ends belongings to him, and he told her to keep them, so she did, and eventually she started forgot that she had them. She found them when she was me:

in twenty thirteen, and this year the marbles went on display at a museum in Rotterdam. For the first time also Holocaust related the memorial and museum at Auschwitz, Birkenau announced in March that a tool that was used to tat you prisoners had been added to its collection. The set of movable plates and needles that could be put into a stamp in order to fashion a specific number and it's not a whole set of tools is just a zero to three and two stamps that could be success or Mines but there's only one other known tattooing device from the camp to this new. We discover when was found along the evacuation route at Auschwitz, Birkenau outwits, is the only one of the camps, the tattooed its prisoners, which is a practice that started in nineteen forty one at first those numbers for tattooed on two prisoners, chess and then in nineteen. Forty two. They move the numbers to the forum on Think. That's, probably the most distressing find that we are talking about this year, at least in

as I said it is it's it's one of those pieces of history that troubling but important gaps in this particular article. That talked about the fine discussed, how many of the surviving holocaust prisoners who were tattooed as they getting older starting to die because it was that long ago and how important it is that they were able to find this piece of evidence to put into the collection so that people do not but that was part of what was going on. We have a lot of things that have been dug up that are for portable oldest of their kind, and we are going to talk about that after another. Brief word from a sponsor A key partners listeners have you ever wanted to share a love story with someone, but you may be wanted to do it in a really unique in interesting way, or you were struggling to get the exact rate words in place. Will you not always have to worry about that? You can put it into a book, and that is where love book comes in love, books

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it of Bam that had most likely been illegally removed from a tomb and they were sold at a market in Hong Kong. The person who bought them, eight of them through a university in Beijing, and at that point they were filthy. They were covered with mould and they were all kind of jumbled together. So after us worrying them and studying them and putting them all back together. Like a puzzle, researchers determined that they were from sixty five different ancient texts. Twenty one of Europe's only contained numbers and leave when assembled in the right order reveal a timetable that dates back to about two hundred five. We see and looks just like a timetable from today. The researchers think that this multiple can table was used to calculate everything from land area to tax collection at the time that it was made. Researchers at the Naturalists Museum in the Netherlands have found of five hundred and forty thousand

year old, shell mark with zigzag markings, part of a collection of one hundred and sixty six shells excavated and Java and eighty nine these sentiments The markings is about the same age as the shell, making it possibly the world's oldest geometric carving. This would have made it the work of human ancestor, homo Erectus archaeologists in Rome found the foundations of what's believed to be the oldest temple, affirm, roman antiquity. The temple was built with situated at a bend in the Tiber River, which is now farther away than it was at that point. The state was particularly challenging because the ruins themselves are deep enough and close enough to them, but there are actually below the waterline said they had said work to make sure that it didn't just fill up with water. In addition to the foundation of the Temple of the team found offerings from foreign traders that included miniature

King vessels and for this reason they believe the Temple was specifically to the goddess or tuna. Unfortunately, the depth of the pit and the fact that it was seventy our feet below the water table means that they couldn't leave it open. They had to fill the trench back and once they were done looking at what was down there, I would almost hate to be the governesses. Ok, we're done looking at this amazing ancient. Fill in the dirt. I break my heart to make that call. I think some of them were So we relieved because working down there was apparently extremely claustrophobic. That I can believe in other news of fishermen, found a one hundred and one year old message in a bottle believe to be the oldest ever found, or at least the oldest found, with the message inside still intact, and that was in the Baltic Sea of the city of keel. While the postcard itself is intact.

The message is largely illegible. Richer plots had written the message in nineteen thirteen while on a nature, hike and then tossed the bodily. The sea researchers found his granddaughter and presented her with the message inside the message and the bottle were set for museum display. As of this recording, they are also hoping to be able to piece together with the message actually said. I was not sure if they ve been able to do that. Yet. The oldest known here it is cave painting- was reported in the journal nature this year. That painting, which was found on the indonesian Island of Sulawesi, depicts babirusa, which is a very large test pig at its root and is also called a pig dear, which I find kind of charming this cave. Thing is about forty thousand years old, making it about same? Aids as the other, previously known, oldest figurative paintings in Europe? This is known.

Because a lot of archaeologists previously thought that decorative and figurative painting really started in Europe. But this finding makes it. You like it was really happening at roughly opposite ends of the prehistoric world at about the same time. So now the theory is that perhaps this was something that Sir it much earlier with early man in Africa and was taken with the migration out into the rest of the world.

In this same enemies in cave, are a series of handprints that were made by putting the hand against the wall and then blowing ochre over it like a stenzel from your mouth, with the ogre in your mouth, which does to me. I imagine that that is a lot like having just a mouthful of third, so I just want to applaud the prehistoric artists who didn't. I know I've actually want a refreshing beverage, real bad and then to wrap up archaeologist, found the oldest known, pants or trousers, depending on where you're from in two tubes in China. I love this find they d back to roughly one thousand b c and their between three hundred and five hundred years older than the previous record holder for the oldest pants. The garments are made of wool and they have a three peace construction made of two straight cut legs and then a crotch peace that connects them. As an aside, it was most likely,

domesticating horses in Writing- that prompted the construction of pants with separate crutches so that it would protect you're sitting parts. I'm glad you got to do that. One may to you, because I remember, I think I posted a linked to that on our facebook. Page first came up and there was much discussed about whether or not I should try to make appear, which I never got around to bite. Erica I won. I couldn't wear them like this. The way those style of Panther cut are not, for my body, shape neither would have been like these, are neat and then full them and put them somewhere and though he would trick later, archaeologists relate, but no we the paper in Atlanta House brains, yeah,. So we have a lot more staff in our next episode that came out of the dirt, either literally or figuratively this year before

We close out for the day, though I have a little bit of listener mail. This male is from Keith. He says hello. Tracing and Holly love the pod gasped. I just finished listening to your instalment about the Iroquois Theatre disaster. He might have come across this in your research, but in case you didn't hear is an interesting fact. I'd, Frank, Lloyd Right America's most famous, an infinite infamous architect, has a connection with the theatre design,

Stir few of his friends were there when it happened, void right and John Lloyd Right were there with their grandmother. Lloyd was thirteen. John was eleven John writes about it in his book entitled my Father, Frank, Lloyd, right, which is sometimes published. As my father, who is on earth, he describes the account just like you. Did there with a few extra details. He says there was a Christmas extravaganza going on and a double octet was singing in the pale moonlight. When quote balls of cotton on fire dropped on the stage. This was followed by an explosion than the scenery caught fire at the end of the quote. He goes on to describe boy running onto the stage.

Half costume gonna have made up how we try to keep the crowd, quiet, etc. He said they were sitting in the third rose centre on the main floor, which is probably why they made it out. The three of them got separated in the crowd, but John found his father frankly right when he got out, he had an office near by and probably heard the commotion. He claims Frank, Lloyd right. And ran into the burning theatre to look for Lloyd and their grandmother. All we're fine, but the account obviously affected them. The incident was definitely harbinger for Frank, Lloyd, right as he did lose his men, his mistress and her family and a terrible fire at their home in spring green with content.

And told servant lit the house on fire only after bolting all the windows and doors, so no one could escape John was an with frankly right in Chicago when they got the news. Lloyd right had assess a successful careers architect, designing many houses and structures in California periodically assisting his father, John Lloyd Right had a career as an architect, though he was significantly less successful. He has, however, the inventor of that ever popular toy, Lincoln logs since frankly, right in his disciples so shaped modern american architecture. One wonders if the Iroquois Theatre fire affected there thought process about and safety. I can't imagine it didn't love the podcast, keep it up Keith. So for the record, I did not find that what was researching the theatre fire, a great where am I actually know about, the fire that was started by a disgruntled service. That is a thing that I have

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