Murder Most Ancient

Presented by: Albert Bell | Jeri Westerton | Marilyn Todd | Peg Herring | Sharan Newman

Categories: Ancient History | Career | Publication

Albert Bell, Jeri Westerson, Marilyn Todd, Peg Herring, and Sharan Newman explore mysteries set in the ancient world. They discuss research challenges, historical authenticity, and how universal human motives make stories from long ago feel surprisingly modern.

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