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And I am your host, Live here with the first conversation episode of our Bronze Age and its collapse series.

And I am so excited.

So I spoke with Dr. Kim Shelton, who is a professor at UC Berkeley, but also the director of the Nemia Center for Classical Archaeology, which is, it's all just so great.

Oh my God.

Kim has worked on so many incredible sites in ancient Greece, but the main one being Mycini.

We had such an incredible conversation about Bronze Age Mycini and just everything in between so many

of the pieces that are going to be expanded upon from the episode that I released on Tuesday,

so many questions answered, so many additional details and like just littlest things that

you just, you do not get without just straight up

speaking to somebody who was actively worked. I'm pretty sure she said at one point that that she'd

lived there working at Mycini for 12 years. Like that is what we are at here, the level of Mycini.

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