Uncovering the Past: A Zoologist's Archaeological Journey

In this episode, Jay Stuart Wakefield shares his unique journey from zoology to archaeology, detailing his fascinating discoveries in the field of ancient artifacts, particularly from the Bronze Age. He discusses the significance of his findings, including the interpretation of ancient languages and the impact of disinformation on historical narratives. 

Wakefield also explores the importance of copper trade in ancient civilizations and challenges conventional views on historical events, such as the role of Columbus in the discovery of America. Through his insights, he sheds light on the interconnectedness of ancient cultures and the advancements in archaeological research facilitated by modern technology.

What You’ll Learn:

01:30  From Zoology to Archaeology: A Unique Journey

03:11 Decoding the Past: Discoveries in Bronze Age Artifacts

05:52 Interpreting Ancient Languages: The Art of Translation

08:57 Unveiling New Discoveries: The Veneti Language and Beyond

11:52 The Impact of Disinformation on Historical Understanding

14:58 The Significance of Copper Trade in Ancient Civilizations

17:53 Revisiting Stonehenge: A Monument to Discovery

20:57 Out of Place Artifacts: Evidence of Transatlantic Connections

23:53 The Role of Modern Technology in Archaeological Research

27:02 Challenging Historical Narratives: Columbus and Beyond

29:58 The Cataclysm of 1197 BC: A Turning Point in History

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