Mike Pitts

In this engaging discussion, archaeologist Mike Pitts, an authority on Stonehenge, unpacks the monument's mysteries. He explores who built it, the innovative techniques used to transport its massive stones, and its cultural significance. Delving into myths, Pitts debunks misconceptions about Druids and human sacrifice while highlighting the site's enduring legacy. The conversation intertwines personal insights with archaeological discoveries, making the enigmatic history of Stonehenge both accessible and captivating.

Mike Pitts, writer, broadcaster and archaeologist formerly a museum curator, revisits Rapa Nui’s history. He challenges the eco-collapse story and highlights European impacts. He uncovers Katherine Routledge’s neglected records and explores Polynesian navigation, farming innovations, and the meaning of the moai. The book reframes who gets to write the island’s past.

Mike Pitts, archaeological writer, broadcaster, and former museum curator, revisits Rapa Nui’s story with fresh evidence. He questions the ecocide narrative and spotlights European impacts. He revives Katherine Routledge’s overlooked records and details how statues, agriculture, and social life shaped the island before 1722.