As we conclude 2022, we are looking at the events, the discoveries, the

attractions that made the news during the year. This is not only archeological

discoveries, these are bits and pieces of data that our panelists will discuss

during the program that impressed them that made news in 2022.

All this and more today on Earth Ancients.

For December 31st, 2022, this is Earth Ancients. I'm your host Cliff Dunning.

Should all the faintest be for God and never ought to rise?

Should all the faintest be for God and all landside?

For all landside, my dear, for all.

Wow, the year has finally come to an end, 2022. Seems like it lasted a long time, but then,

you know, you look at the year in December and you think to yourself, what happened?

What happened with all the activities, what were you up to?

And for us today, it's more of what occurred, those events that were important

historically, but also archaeologically. And when I say archaeologically, those are

discoveries made by an academic world, but also those that aren't in the academic world.

There's a lot of interesting topics that have been uncovered by those who are not

graced with a PhD. So today, we're going to have fun. We're going to look back at what happened,

some of the events, some of the fascinating discoveries. And we have Gendel,

resident archaeologist, who will be joining us to talk about her special

unique discoveries in her, what she believes is her favorite topics that were unique for 2022.

She'll be talking about three. And then we have our science editor, Bruce Fenton,

who will come to us from England, who will also present his three topics. And then we'll

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