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Join the ArchaeoRPG collective discussion. Tonight we will discuss public archaeology, the legacy of Tolkien regarding identity and race, and a sneak peak of our upcoming liveplay role-playing world.
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The ArchaeoRPG collectives live show discussing archaeology, gaming, and pop culture. First live discussion of the ArchaeoRPG collective. This episode we dicuss things such as racism in Dungeons & Dragons, the intersection between archaeology and RPG's, Mortimer Wheeler, RPG's as a teaching too…
The ArchaeoRPG crew gather to talk about archaeology, gaming, and pop culture. They will also be taking questions from the chat.
This the original livestream. Many technical issues occurred. An edited version where these issues were addressed will also be upload. Sorry for the inconvenience.
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July 17, 2019 was Ask An Archaeologist day. Join the ArchaeoRPG crew as we answer questions collected from social media and from the live chat.
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