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“The podcast is okay but it seems to focus on the British Museum more than the specific objects each podcast is supposed to be about.
For example, the Olduvai stone chopping tool is viewed in it's historical importance and the importance to the Museum but they went into very little details on how it was made.
I do now know, for example, what stone it was made out of, or how sharp it is now and would have been when made all those years ago.
They hinted at its construction method by numbering the strikes to create it's sharp edge but nothing more.
Though this podcast is interesting I feel there is so much more that could have been done with this subject, I only hope it gets more technical and insightfull later on in the series.”Read full review »
Marc0523 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
02/05/10
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“Fantastic podcast. Good old Aunty Beeb.”
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Great Britain ·
05/05/10
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Great Britain ·
01/25/10
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“I'm an info junkie and I love story telling so this podcast is fun for me. I am not sure how they come to the conclusions they do for some of the objects, especially the 5000 year old ones, but that's anthropology: find an object from prehistory, figure out what it is and make up a story...”Read full review »
TheSilentTypo via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/19/10
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