Famous Mummies and Diagnostic Imaging | SAAJ 91

In this episode of the Seven Ages Audio Journal, the team opens the show with a discussion of the latest findings from the enigmatic site of Göbekli Tepe. We then welcome Jerry Conlogue, Professor Emeritus of Diagnostic Imaging at Quinnipiac University, in a broad-reaching discussion about some of archaeology’s most famous mummies and what diagnostic imaging reveals about them. Jerry Conlogue has a distinguished career spanning decades in diagnostic imaging. His international experience conducting diagnostic imaging of mummified remains has made him a leading expert in paleoimaging. Jerry Conlogue was Professor Emeritus of Diagnostic Imaging and co-director of the Bioanthropology Research Institute. He has imaged and investigated mummies for over 30 years and has worked with hundreds of sets of mummified and skeletal remains, both human and animal, from around the world. Checkout our new Patreon page! We have all new content in the Cross Tyme Pub, great interviews and special segments only for our subscribers.   / sevenagespodcast   https://www.youtube.com/user/sevenage... ABOUT SEVEN AGES The Seven Ages Research Associates are a team whose shared interests in history, archaeology, science, and culture bring us to fascinating places. Our collective experience relies on fields of study that include environmental science, geology, archaeology, historical research, media and video production, and other areas that combine to present information and content that is both accessible, but also disciplined and reliant on the scholarly source material. The Seven Ages Research Associates are: Micah Hanks: writer, historical researcher and podcaster Jason Pentrail: Environmental scientist, writer and researcher James Waldo: Professional geologist and researcher, US Army (retired) Follow Seven Ages Research online at www.sevenages.org   / sevenagespodcast   Twitter: @7agesresearch Instagram:   / sevenagesresearch   Facebook:   / sevenagesresearch   Also, subscribe to our podcast, The Seven Ages Audio Journal, on Apple podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/s...