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Cassie Coppersmith Sucks a Lot (More Pseudoarcheology Slop)
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We're back for more debunking of pathetic pseudoarcheology slop! Today's target is Cassie Coppersmith. She loves to lie a lot about archeological sites in Cambodia, like all the temples at the Angkor site, especially Angkor Wat. And boy does she have the standard script locked down! Lying about what archeologists know and how they know it, making up totally baseless narratives about super ancient more advanced civilizations, whining about being called out for promoting objectively racist rhetoric, it's all here! Join me in exposing another worthless fraud in this toxic cult, and mocking Joe Rogan the perpetual idiot who is the reason the cult is what it is today!
Check out Alison Carter's podcast
Alison's current research project in Cambodia
Angkor and the Khmer Civilization by Michael Coe and Damian Evans:
AMS on iron crampons
Fortification of Angkor Wat
Residential patterning at Angkor Wat
West Baray study
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