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The (Far From) Stupid Ancient History Podcasts!

Steve Jenkin29/04/2020

The (Far From) Stupid Ancient History Podcasts!

Dave Midgley and co are producing fun and informative podcasts on some interesting moments in ancient history.

Here’s the introductory video…

And here’s the link to their YouTube channel…

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCamPyE75uCUj3BX-N6Iqf7Q/videos

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