Michael Bott

Flint Dibble @flintdibble tells it like it is: youtube.com/clip/UgkxX2iZA… via @YouTube

All hail Flint Dibble @flintdibble taking on pseudoscience. Archaeology owes him one. theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Discovering the Secrets of Sayburç's 11,000-Year-Old Carvings bit.ly/3xYs14Q

GÖBEKLI TEPE was not just a temple. It was a settlement. bit.ly/4aE70u0

Back in November Rupert @RupertSoskin and I @PrehistoryGuys met little Sayburç Man in person. Watch out for a YouTube special coming soon!

A semi-cursus? The ha-ha at Hidcote Manor Gardens @HidcoteNT #neolithic

BIG THANK YOU to everyone that joined us last night for the LONG BARROWS watch party. We had a great time - hope you did too. Some really good questions to keep us on our toes and your feedback was amazing. Looking forward to the next time ... 😊 youtube.com/live/lbczbnXpM…

WATCH PARTY: The Long Barrows, 1,000 years before Stonehenge. With the Prehistory Guys, LIVE! LIVE on THURSDAY, 25th April, 20:00 BST Please join us for an informal walk-through of our 2023 'Long Barrows of the Cotswolds' film. bit.ly/3Q8LYvQ

You've most likely seen Standing with Stones already - nevertheless, I've just been refreshing the YouTube thumbnail. Whaddya reckon? youtu.be/Iq4xM8TLWc0

Great feedback from last night's show and the discussion with Dr, Martin Smith of @bournemouthuni about violence and #conflict in #prehistory. If you missed it, link to the beginning of the interview here: youtu.be/owjjt-oVaKM?t=…

Going live very soon! youtu.be/owjjt-oVaKM

Violence in Prehistory - let’s talk about that! youtube.com/shorts/Gm1Pq8t… via @YouTube

YAY! Thank you! Humbled that we now have 45K subscribers on YouTube. At the same time, we're aware that in YouTube terms, 45K is quite a humble number. Onward and upward! 50K? 100K? youtube.com/c/theprehistor…

Just finished recording @PrehistoryGuys latest Patreon exclusive podcast. The 'Monday Moot' they're called and we make a new one every week. Today, we've been talking about the role of myth in archaeology.

A bit late but in case you miss it & have an interest in prehistoric Britain, the August National Geographic has a #Stonehenge cover story, catching up on recent research & with some good artwork (construction is pretty much an illustration of How to Build Stonehenge)

No - that isn't @RupertSoskin and I. However, violence and conflict in the unrecorded past is rarely talked about because - well - it's unrecorded! There's plenty of evidence of man's inhumanity to man in the archaeological record. youtu.be/owjjt-oVaKM

Megalithic chronologies in Ireland? youtube.com/shorts/jOIe-7o… via @YouTube

I knew Poulnabrone was among the oldest but I'm reading it is THE oldest dated megalithic monument in Ireland. I thought the stuff in Carrowmore cemetary was older? (Even allowing for controversial very early dates)

Apparently, over 2M people have watched Standing with Stones on YouTube. Wow. Are you one of them? youtu.be/Iq4xM8TLWc0