Fin Dwyer

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3,225 appearances 18 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 2d ago

Fin Dwyer’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 18 in all, peaking in Jun 2026 with 6.

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Often analysis and discussion around people buried over a thousand years ago presents them as artifacts or objects rather than people who had feelings like you and I do today. podcast-host
Eileen, however, has been able to glean evocative images of the relationships the people who lived, died, and were buried at Ranala had. podcast-host
Now as someone who hates going to the dentist, the next part of our conversation was one that made me shudder. podcast-host
Teeth in general can be a really rich source of evidence for archaeologists. podcast-host
And at Ranala, Eileen looked into the teeth of the people. podcast-host
Now they were terrible. podcast-host
I let Eileen explain what some of the toothaches they had could even kill. podcast-host
And did people clean their teeth at all, or is there any evidence of people cleaning their teeth? podcast-host
So that would lead to sepsis, is it? podcast-host
Every single detail of these bodies offered up new insights. podcast-host
For example, Eileen was able to use the presence of infection and disease to reconstruct aspects of life, including just how dirty day-to-day life was at the time. podcast-host
Broken bones was also another great insight into life. podcast-host
Eileen has been able to analyse bone injuries and extrapolate what this would have reflected about day-to-day life. podcast-host
Like if you break a certain type of bone, this might be related to what you work at. podcast-host
So far we talked a lot about medieval life and the many injuries and diseases people suffered with. podcast-host
This left me wondering what the people looked like. podcast-host
Did they bear the marks of these diseases and injuries in their appearance? podcast-host
Basically, what would they have looked like if you could travel back to medieval Ranla? podcast-host
Everything in our conversation so far indicated life always veered uncomfortably close to death. podcast-host
Next, we moved on to discuss violence. podcast-host
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