Ashley Cowie is an Author and Broadcaster at Ancient Origins. He specializes in anthropology, archaeology, and the life sciences, with a focus on producing engaging content that spans documentaries, books, and podcasts. Ashley is featured in Ancient Origins and currently hosts the History Fuzz podcast while filming archaeological documentaries in the Andes of Colombia.
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Ashley Cowie's coverage revolves around scientific and cultural themes, particularly in the domains of ancient history, archaeology, and historical discoveries. His articles often cite data and include expert commentary.
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By: Gary Manners, Joanna Gillan, ashley cowie, Joanna Gillan, Robbie Mitchell, ashley cowie
Peru's iconic Machu Picchu citadel risks losing its designation as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World due to a number of issues including mounting overtourism concerns and conservation challenges.
By: Gary Manners, Robbie Mitchell, Joanna Gillan, Robbie Mitchell, ashley cowie, Robbie Mitchell
A remarkable 2,200-year-old rock carving discovered in China's remote Qinghai province has been officially authenticated as genuine, providing
By: Gary Manners, Nathan Falde, Khadija Tauseef, Ed Whelan, ashley cowie
For over a century, a mysterious mummified head housed in Switzerland's Cantonal Museum of Archaeology and History has carried the wrong identity.
By: Gary Manners
Revolutionary artificial intelligence analysis of ancient fossils has overturned long-standing assumptions about when humans first rose from prey to predator.
By: Gary Manners, ashley cowie, Ed Whelan
After four and a half years of meticulous underwater excavation, maritime archaeologists have completed the documentation of one of the most remarkably
