Episode #65 Shaping Humanity and the Paleo Art of John Gurche
1h 4m
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Paleo Nerds
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Ray and Dave talk to John Gurche, one of the world’s leading paleoartists, especially of early hominins. John is a world-class sculptor, painter, draughtsman extraordinairre, and author. He's an artist/scientist who doesn't blur the line between science and art.
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