David Wengrow: The History of Human Civilization | Doomscroll
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My guest is David Wengrow, an archeologist and professor at University College London. He joins me to discuss his best-selling book “The Dawn of Everything”, co-authored with the late David Graeber, published in 2021.
David Wengrow takes us on a powerful journey into the deep history of human societies. “The Dawn of Everything” offers a staggering historical survey and philosophical argument that reframes many of today’s assumptions about the origins of inequality.
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Oooh, as a History nut this looks really interesting!
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Oooh, as a History nut this looks really interesting!
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My guest is David Wengrow, an archeologist and professor at University College London. He joins me to discuss his best-selling book “The Dawn of Everything”, co-authored with the late David Graeber, published in 2021.
David Wengrow takes us on a powerful journey into the deep history of human societies. “The Dawn of Everything” offers a staggering historical survey and philosophical argument that reframes many of today’s assumptions about the origins of inequality.