Tristan Hughes

There was the fantastic Dr. Asta Munstall talking you through the remarkable archaeology, the prehistory of Greenland and the people who have lived there for centuries.

It's such a remarkable story.

I hope you enjoyed listening to this episode just as much as I did recording it alongside my producer, Joseph.

We were both

listening intently to Asta telling the story and yeah what a story it is I can't praise Asta enough so once again really hope you enjoyed this episode and thank you for listening if you did enjoy the episode if you do enjoy the ancients please make sure that you're following the show on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts that really helps us and you'll be doing us a big favor so please do that

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