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Pseudo-Soup

**Pseudo-Soup** is a more irregular series of Archaeology Soup that focuses on a dreaded topic, that is nevertheless important to explore and debunk: Pseudoarchaeology, a form of pseudoscience that pretends to have the trappings of serious scientific archaeology, but uses unscientific methods, usually to supposedly "confirm" someone's fringe beliefs or pet ideological beliefs, rather that focus on a professional, critically minded and detached scientific analysis.

In Marc's own words: *Welcome to Pseudo-Soup. In this series we examine the claims of so-called 'fringe' or pseudo-archaeology. Though pseudo-archaeological ideas are often strange and sometimes even amusing, these conversations are also an attempt to understand something of the appeal of psuedo-archaeology.*

## Overview of the series

The full chronological playlist for this series can be found here.

Pleasant viewing. We hope all you'll treat far-fetched claims of amazing archaeological discoveries, done without any sort of material or facts-based archaeological evidence, and any sort of factual research based on the scientific method, with more of a grain of salt from now on. (Preferrably, a whole saltlick, rather than just a grain.)

 2 | Pseudo-Soup: Pyramids in Bosnia? | Today Neil Ackerman and Marc take a look at an old favourite of mine, the so-called pyramids of Bosnia. | 25 January 2021

Remember: The more shocking, "world-changing" and far-fetched someone's claims about history and archaeological finds sound, the more likely it is that their efforts are the result of unscientific, insincere and gainfully minded behaviour. Real science doesn't research the world, including the archaeological record, based on wishful thinking or preconceived notions or sensationalism.

## See also

* ***'P - Pseudoarchaeology'*** - *Pseudoarchaeology* episode from the *A-Z of Archaeology* series.

## External links

* Pseudoarchaeology article at Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
* Archaeological forgery article at Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
* What is Pseudoarchaeology? article at the Archaeology Review website (+ a handy overview of pseudoarchaeology buzzwords)
* Archaeological hoaxes at the Museum of Hoaxes website
* "Ancient Mysteries" episode category, focusing on pseudohistorical and pseudoarchaeological claims and myths, at the skeptical podcast Skeptoid.
* Critical thinking, Confirmation bias and Scientific method articles at Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
Heartland Heritage

**Heartland Heritage** is a "Team Soup" produced video series, under the banner of Archaeology Soup.

It is hosted/presented by Aaron Colgrove and discusses various archaeological and historical topics focused primarily on the heartland of the US, i.e. the US Midwest, and occassionally other New World archaeological topics.

In Marc's own words: *Welcome to Heartland Heritage, in this series Aaron Colgrove explores the archaeological and cultural heritage of the Mid West, the US and other parts of the world.*

The full chronological playlist for this series can be found here.

For greater ease of navigation, the episode overviews listed below are arranged according to the year of their first release. Please note that the order number of the videos does not reset with these years, as this was a longer-term video series. Pleasant viewing !

## 2014

*Heartland Heritage* episodes from 2014.

 5 | Heartland Heritage: Thanksgiving |  | 16 December 2014

## 2015

*Heartland Heritage* episodes from 2015.

 9 | Heartland Heritage: El Dorado |  | 7 September 2015

## See also

* ***World of Dig Craft*** - Another 'Team Soup' production. Video podcast by Liv Westring, focused on current archaeological topics and issues worldwide.
* ***Human-thropology*** - Another 'Team Soup' production. Video series by Jeanette Moreland, focused on anthropological topics and their use in archaeological research.
* ***Archaeoscoop*** - Older, now discontinued video podcast of archaeological news, hosted by Marc.
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ArchaeoSoup Towers

**"ArchaeoSoup Towers"** is the nickname used by Marc for the headquarters of Archaeology Soup and its media production company, ArchaeoSoup Productions.

The nickname is, of course, tongue-in-cheek, as the HQ of ArchaeoSoup is much more humble than a skyscraper or a fancy high-rise housing estate.

You can take a video tour of "ArchaeoSoup Towers" in this article.

## See also

* ArchaeoSoup Team - The various people behind Archaeology Soup.
* Soupians - The nickname for Archaeology Soup fans and viewers.
World of Dig Craft

**World of Dig Craft** is a "Team Soup" produced video series, under the banner of Archaeology Soup.

It is hosted/presented by Liv Westring and discusses various current issues and affairs from the world of archaeology, in Liv's native Sweden and worldwide.

In Marc's own words: *Welcome to World of Dig Craft. In this series Liv Westring discusses current issues facing Archaeology, in Sweden and around the world.*

The full chronological playlist for this series can be found here.

For greater ease of navigation, the episode overviews listed below are arranged according to the year of their first release. Please note that the order number of the videos does not reset with these years, as this was a longer-term video series. Pleasant viewing !

## 2014

*World of Dig Craft* episodes from 2014.

 5 | World of Dig Craft: Greenpeace vs. Nasca Lines? |  | 17 December 2014

## 2015

*World of Dig Craft* episodes from 2015.

 8 | World of Dig Craft: Cats Buried like Humans! |  | 21 July 2015

## See also

* ***Heartland Heritage*** - Another 'Team Soup' production. Video series by Alan Colgrove, focused on archaeology mainly in the US heartland, i.e. the US Midwest.
* ***Human-thropology*** - Another 'Team Soup' production. Video series by Jeanette Moreland, focused on anthropological topics and their use in archaeological research.
* ***Archaeoscoop*** - Older, now discontinued video podcast of archaeological news, hosted by Marc.
About the Archaeology Soup Wiki

The **Archaeology Soup Wiki** was officially founded on a Wednesday, the 16th September 2020.

The goal of this wiki is twofold:

**1.)** To document the contents of the Archaeology Soup project and provide an easily searchable and expandable database for ArchaeoSoup's viewers, fans and staff members.

**2.)** To help promote the Archaeology Soup project, and particularly the educational content created by the project, on the Internet.

The idea of the wiki was being thought of for several weeks and months before its eventual founding. 2020 wasn't a coincidental date, as the wiki was founded to coincide with the year-long celebrations of Archaeology Soup's 10th anniversary.

We hope you'll enjoy reading and using this wiki. We welcome all reasonable contributions to it. If you want to provide any feedback, feel free to do so in the wiki's built-in discussion forum.
Archaeoscoop

*Not to be confused with Archaeo-Scope, one of the ongoing regular video series.*

 **Archaeoscoop** is a now-concluded series of short video-podcasts, focused on news from the world of archaeology.

In Marc's own words: *Welcome to Archaeoscoop! The place to find archaeology and heritage related stories from around the world!*

## Overview of the series

The full chronological playlist for this series can be found here (Part 1) and here (Part 2). Pleasant viewing !

### *Archaeoscoop* episodes by year

**2011** | **2012** | **2013** | **2014**

## See also

* ***Watching Brief*** - Video and audio podcast with news from the world of archaeology and related topics, collected over the past month. Several episodes of the podcast premiere early each month.
* ***World of Dig Craft*** - Video podcast on current affairs in archaeology worldwide, hosted by Liv Westring.
Bamburgh Research Project

The **Bamburgh Research Project** archaeological site visits and interviews with local researchers were conducted by Archaeology Soup since summer 2015 until the final season in summer 2017.

## Links

The entire playlist of the Bamburgh Research Project site visits can be found here. For the individual videos, please see the following table below.

 3 | Bamburgh 2017: Site Visit - End of an Era! | Links  http://bamburghresearchproject.co.uk/ (blog)  https://www.facebook.com/bamburghresearchproject (FB)  https://twitter.com/brparchaeology (Twitter) | 14 July 2017
IndianaDave In Search of Refreshment

***IndianaDave In Search of Refreshment*** is a comedic short film made by Marc back in his university days.

As its name implies, it's a lighthearted parody of the *Indiana Jones* film series, with many of the series' iconic moments and scenes spoofed in a lo-fi manner. The main character, IndianaDave, is played by Marc's friend from university. The film was shot in June and July 2007.

The short film, even though just a bit of goofy fun and amateur film-making, has a lot of positive sentimental value for Marc. It was one of his first bigger camera work and video editing projects ever, an amateur hobby that slowly led him down the path of creating ArchaeoSoup Productions a few years later, now with a lot more video-making experience.

You can watch it here, with Marc's foreword.
Forensic Archaeology and Anthropology MOOC Support Videos

**Forensic Archaeology and Anthropology MOOC Support** is a video series of specials that are part of a free online course - "Introduction to Forensic Archaeology and Anthropology" - provided by Durham University in conjunction with Teesside University. The course is presented by Dr. Rebecca Gowland.

## Overview

The entire playlist of the Forensic Archaeology and Anthropology video course can be found here. For the individual videos, please see the following table below.

## External links

* Forensic Archaeology and Anthropology course at FutureLearn.com
* Postgraduate taught Programmes in the Department of Archaeology at Durham University
Book Reviews

**Book Reviews**, as the straightforward name implies, is an Archaeology Soup semi-regular review series, focused on various non-fiction books about archaeology and on depictions of archaeology and history in literary fiction.

In Marc's own words: *At Archaeosoup Towers, we love books! In this series we review books (Old and New) from the world of Archaeology and Anthropology.*

## Overview of the series

The full chronological playlist for this review series can be found here.

For greater ease of navigation, the episode overviews listed below are arranged according to the year of their first release. Please note that the order number of the videos does not reset with these years, as this is a long-term documentary video series. Pleasant viewing !
Kingdom Come: Deliverance LP

This article lists the individual episodes of Archaeology Soup's Let's Play (LP) of the medieval roleplaying game *Kingdom Come: Deliverance*, by Czech developer Warhorse Studio. The game is set in a local area of the early 15th century Kingdom of Bohemia.

Pleasant viewing !

## External links

* *Kingdom Come: Deliverance* official website
* *Kingdom Come: Deliverance* launch trailer
* *Kingdom Come: Deliverance* at Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
* *Kingdom Come: Deliverance* at the Kingdom Come: Deliverance Wiki
Prime Minister of the Vatican States

**The Prime Minister of the Vatican States is the head of the Government of the Vatican States. It is the highest political office in the country by influence and recognition. The Prime Minister leads the executive branch of the Government. Among other powers and responsibilities, Article II of the Constitution of the Vatican States entrusts the Prime Minister with the "faithful execution" of the law of the Kingdom, authorizes him to appoint executive and judicial officers with the advice and consent of the King, places him at the front of the foreign policy of the Vatican, and allows the Prime Minister to grant pardons or moratoriums.**

**The Prime Minister is elected by direct suffrage by the Citizens of the Kingdom for a term of four years. Since the 1950 Reform, no person can be elected to the post of Prime Minister more than twice. In the event of death, removal, resignation or resignation of a Prime Minister, the Deputy Prime Minister assumes the Mandate.**

**To date, there have been a total of 57 people taking office and 62 Mandates. Of those elected to the position, 9 died during their tenure from natural causes, 3 resigned and 10 were assassinated. The first Prime Minister was Igino Russo, who was inaugurated in 1800 after the people elected him. Fulvio Pirozzi was the one who spent the shortest time in office, with only 60 days, and Affiano Giordano, with his 16 years in office, was the one who remained the longest and the only Prime Minister who served more than two terms ( won the elections four times). The current Prime Minister is the Republican Franchesco Colombo, who took office on January 2, 2018.**

# **Relevant Data**

**Treatment: Your Excellency**

**Residence: Prime Minister's Palace**

**Designated: By the people**

**Duration: 4 years**

**First Holder: Igino Russo**

**Creation: November 20, 1800**

**Salary: $ 1,000,000 per year**
Archaeoscoop episodes 2014

Episodes of the now-concluded *Archaeoscoop* podcast of Archaeology Soup from 2014.

## January 2014

AS podcast episodes from January, in their release order.

 3 *(200)* | Archaeoscoop: Storms Reveal Mesolithic Axe in Ireland |  | 24 January 2014

## February 2014

AS podcast episodes from February, in their release order.

 2 *(202)* | Archaeoscoop: Pillbox Discovered in Norfolk |  | 21 February 2014

## March 2014

AS podcast episodes from March, in their release order.

 5 *(207)* | Nazi War Diggers - What Should Nat Geo Learn? |  | 31 March 2014

## April 2014

AS podcast episodes from April, in their release order.

 3 *(210)* | Archaeoscoop: Sarcastic Vikings! |  | 28 April 2014

## May 2014

AS podcast episodes from May, in their release order.

 3 *(213)* | Archaeoscoop: Peruvian Coastal Erosion |  | 23 May 2014

## June 2014

AS podcast episodes from June, in their release order.

 4 *(217)* | Archaeoscoop: Litter at Stonehenge Solstice |  | 25 June 2014

## July 2014

AS podcast episodes from July, in their release order.

 3 *(220)* | Archaeoscoop: Pompeii of the North! |  | 25 July 2014

## August 2014

AS podcast episodes from August, in their release order.

 4 *(224)* | Archaeoscoop: Silivri Crypt in Worst State Ever |  | 29 August 2014

## September 2014

AS podcast episodes from September, in their release order.

 2 *(226)* | Archaeoscoop: Viking Blacksmith's Grave |  | 21 September 2014

## October 2014

AS podcast episodes from October, in their release order.

 3 *(229)* | Archaeoscoop: Nazi War Diggers Strike Again! |  | 20 October 2014

## November 2014

There were no more AS podcast episodes in November.

## December 2014

There were no more AS podcast episodes in December.
Archaeology Soup

**Archaeology Soup** is a long-running media project focused on providing educational, outreach and news content on all things archaeology, for all age categories, young and old. Archaeology Soup was founded in 2010 and in 2020, it celebrates a whole decade of successful promotion of archaeological topics, archaeological education and discussions on archaeology.

To quote the website of ArchaeoSoup Productions:

*Archaeosoup Productions seeks to increase public awareness of archaeology and our remarkable shared heritage!*

*At Archaeosoup we believe that a clear understanding of our past is one of the best ways to understand the world around us. History is not merely a list of ‘things that happened’, rather it is the context and the reason for modern life – The way we live, the ideas we have developed and the trajectory we think we are on…*

*Archaeology represents the buildings, the things, the physical rubbish of history – direct evidence of how people lived. Rather than confirming what we already know, archaeologists are in the business of finding what is new about the past… What is new about us!*

*We believe that the best way to learn about the past is to make it interesting, exciting and, crucially, relevant to our lives today.*

*Since the company’s inception in 2010 Archaeosoup Productions has developed a substantial online presence via the Archaeosoup YouTube Channel and our various social media pages.*

(...)

*Archaeosoup Productions has reached out to thousands of people, from professional archaeologists and students to curious members of the public. Across this spectrum Archaeosoup has garnered much praise for its approachable, humorous but always extremely educational content.*

*Thanks for visiting the site and remember to check back for your daily helping of Archaeosoup!*

To quote the description of Archaeology Soup's official YouTube channel:

*Welcome to Archaeosoup! This Channel is all about history, archaeology and our shared human story. It is only through a clear understanding of our past that we can truly understand the world around us. We believe that the best way to learn about the past is to make it interesting, exciting and most of all relevant to our lives today. Archaeosoup Productions has reached thousands of people, from professional archaeologists and students to curious members of the public.*

## ArchaeoSoup team

Please see ArchaeoSoup Team for more details.

## Publications

Publications of Archaeology Soup and ArchaeoSoup Productions.

*Archaeology: Arts of Engagement*

## Contact information

Do you have a questions ?

If you have ANY Archaeology, History or Anthropology-related questions, feel free to email them to:

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## Links

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Kakeru Kogure

**Kakeru Kogure** (小暮 駆 *Kogure Kakeru*) is one of the main characters in the Onegai My Melody series. He is one of Uta's friends. Kakeru has known her since they were little. He realizes he loves her and has a crush on her in the first season. He had bullied Uta when they were young and now regrets it, hoping the past will be put aside as he attempts to tell her how he feels. He confessed his love to Uta in Onegai My Melody Kuru Kuru Shuffle.

## Bio

### **Appearance**

Kakeru has an average height. He has short brown hair and light brown eyes. He wears masculine, but casual outfits in multiple episodes.

### **Personality**

In his youth, Kakeru is a mischievous and a wayward boy. He always bullies Uta, thus Uta becomes more hateful to him. Miki and Mana somehow hate him also. Some time before the start of the series, Kakeru realized his wrongdoing and vows that he will change into a kind, remorseful, helpful, and gentle guy who always protect Uta when she is in danger. Kakeru starts to have a crush on Uta, but he would never tell his affection to everyone, not even Uta and Flat, because of his shyness. As time progressed, he was forgiven by Uta and her friends because he changed and they became friends for real. In Sukkiri onwards, he has the courage to date Uta, much to Masahiko dismay. He tends to call Uta and her friends by last name, except for Jun of course.
Reconstructing 'Ava'

The **Reconstrucing 'Ava'** specials from 2016, hoested by ArchaeoSoup presenter Marc and by Maya Hoole of the Achavanich Beaker Burial Project, discuss the facial and physical reconstructions of "Ava", a woman from the Scotland's Bronze Age, based on her physical remains.

 Reconstructing 'Ava' Based on DNA: Achavanich Beaker Burial Project |  | 19 December 2018
C14 Dating LP

This article lists the individual episodes of Archaeology Soup's Let's Play (LP) of the humorous, archaeologically theme dating sim *C 14 Dating*, by developer Winter Wolves Games. (Yes, the game's title is a pun on C14 dating (radiocarbon dating).)

Pleasant viewing !

## External links

* *C14 Dating* official website at Steampowered.com
* *C14 Dating* official trailer
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Vatican Royal Family

**The Vatican Royal Family is made up of the head, the king, his wife and their descendants, it also includes the spouses of their children, the Vatican royal family has existed for centuries and has had multiple royal houses, the current one is the House of Savoy**

# ***History of the House of Savoy***

**After Judith I de Ventimiglia Queen of the Vatican did not have children since she could not due to illness, her niece Margarita III Duchess of Savoy was named Heir to the throne, when her aunt the queen died, the kingdom was in charge of the parliament At 3 months that he was not yet of age, as soon as he reached his maximum age he acceded to the throne and the House of Savoy was created.**

# **Members of the Royal Family**

**H.M Francis I of Savoy King of all the Vatican.**

**H.M Eleanor Queen of all Vatican (Consort of the King).**

**S.A.R The Crown Prince Arturo de Savoya, Duke of Lazio.**

**H.R.H Princess Consort Catherine, Duchess of Lazio.**

**S.A.R Prince Dylan of Lazio.**

**H.R.H Princess Mariangel of Lazio.**

**S.A.R Prince Carlos of Savoy, Duke of Umbria.**

**S.A.R The Prince Consort Eduardo, Duke of Umbria.**

**S.A.R Prince Enrique of Umbria.**

**H.R.H Princess Astrid of Savoy, Duchess of Lombardy.**

**S.A.R The Prince Consort Enzo, Duke of Lombardy.**

**H.R.H Princess Laura of Lombardy.**

**S.A.R Prince Felipe of Lombardy.**

**H.R.H Prince Constantine of Savoy, Duke of Calabria.**

**S.A.R Prince Gabriel of Savoy, Prince of Sardinia and Sicily.**

**H.R.H The Princess Royal of the Vatican María José de Savoya, Duchess of Tuscany.**

**S.A.R The Prince Consort Luis, Duke of Tuscany**

**S.A.R Prince Pedro of Tuscany**

# **Succession to the Vatican Throne**

**Until they are of legal age, the king's grandchildren do not receive a succession title.**

**1- Arthur of Savoy.**

**2- Carlos of Savoy.**

**3- Astrid of Savoy.**

**4- Constantine of Savoy.**

**5- Gabriel of Savoy.**

**6- María José de Saboya.**
Archaeology: 5142

**Archaeology: 5142** is a somewhat irregular series of Archaeology Soup videos that combine very intentional tongue-in-cheek humour with semi-serious archaeological analysis.

The premise, equal parts intriguing and humorous, is very simple: What would archaeologists 3000 years in the future think of our present day cultures and their artefacts, once they'd rediscover them ?

## Overview of the series

The full chronological playlist for this series can be found here.

Pleasant viewing and we hope you'll find these videos equally amusing and thought-provoking !
Digging the Game

**Digging the Game** is an Archaeology Soup semi-regular video series, focused on depictions of archaeology and history in games, as well as on the potential of games to help explain archaeology-related concepts like exploration, phenomenology, etc.

In Marc's own words: *Welcome to Digging the Game. In this series we play topical computer games as archaeologists. Archaeological gaming is a fascinating and fun form of archaeology we can all get involved in!*

## Overview of the series

The full chronological playlist for this review series can be found here.

For greater ease of navigation, the episode overviews listed below are arranged according to the year of their first release. Please note that the order number of the videos does not reset with these years, as this is a long-term video series. Pleasant viewing !

## 2016

*Digging the Game* episodes from 2016.

 11 | Battlefield 1: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly!? |  | 15 August 2016

## LPs by specific game

Some of the longer playthroughs seen in *Digging the Game* or in their own separate playlists can be found in the Let's Plays category.
Vatican States in World War II

**In World War II, the Vatican States were neutral until 1944, because President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Joseph Stalin and Prime Minister Winston Churchill reached a negotiation that if the northern part of the Kingdom that belonged to Mussolini would intervene and break the armistice They would give the kingdom the territory we lost in the civil war, they would give us a part of what Germany had to pay and they would support us with soldiers and weapons.**

# ***Declaration of War and Start of War***

**The king gave a speech on the radio in which he said: "Vatican people, today is the time to regain our honor and liberate from the fascist oppressors our Vatican brothers who are oppressed by those shitty fascists, so it is time. to attack and recover what was lost "Hours before the king had given the order that the aviation bombard the important cities, behind the planes the tanks were at full speed, the artillery followed and finally the infantry, in the first 2 hours they recovered Bologna And only in 3 weeks we reached Milan, Turin and Genova, only the eastern part of the peninsula was missing.**

# ***Taking of Venice, Death of Mussolini and Fascist Capitulation***

**After planning the attack on Venice, it was executed on December 15, 1944, Venice would be attacked by warships from the sea and bombed by our bombers and the infantry would conquer the towns and cities that were missing until reaching Venice, in 5 They arrived in Venice for months and it took them approximately 3 days to conquer it. After the taking of Venice, the fascists surrendered but Mussolini did not show his face, they said that he fled to Germany. There were approximately 20,000 soldiers imprisoned, all were transferred to Rome and received the pardon if they felt sorry, but there was one particular, Mussolini! The king exclaimed when he recognized him, the king immediately ordered him to be executed publicly and they kicked his corpse, by order of the king they cut off his head and showed it publicly and the king pronounced "I promised them, or Mussolini's head or nothing and here I have it "all rome celebration.**

# ***Consequences***

**490,000 Vatican Soldiers killed, 30,000 tanks destroyed, 17,000 Airplanes Shot Down and 7 Ships Sunk, and the peninsula once again united, a very solid economy and the free kingdom**
Archae-Facts

**Archae-Facts** is a regular series of Archaeology Soup educational videos.

In this particular series, presenter Marc offers various interesting archaeological trivia and tidbits.

In Marc's own words: *Welcome to Archae-Facts, the place to find bite-sized chunks of Archaeological Trivia!*

## Overview of the series

The full chronological playlist for this series can be found here.

For greater ease of navigation, the episode overviews listed below are arranged according to the year of their first release. Please note that the order number of the videos does not reset with these years, as this is a long-term documentary video series. Pleasant viewing !

## 2012

*Archae-Facts* mini-documentaries from 2012.

## 2013

*Archae-Facts* mini-documentaries from 2013.

## 2014

*Archae-Facts* mini-documentaries from 2014.

## 2015

*Archae-Facts* mini-documentaries from 2015.

## 2016

*Archae-Facts* mini-documentaries from 2016.

## 2017

*Archae-Facts* mini-documentaries from 2017.

## 2018

*Archae-Facts* mini-documentaries from 2018.

## 2019

*Archae-Facts* mini-documentaries from 2019.

## 2020

*Archae-Facts* mini-documentaries from 2020.

## 2021

*Archae-Facts* mini-documentaries from 2021.

## 2022

*Archae-Facts* mini-documentaries from 2022.

## 2023

*Archae-Facts* mini-documentaries from 2023.

## Trivia

The name of the series is a pun on "archaeology" and "artefacts", as well as signifying it's about interesting archaeology-related facts.
Caillou's Big Movie/Credits

Full credits for *The Oliver's Movie*.

## Crawl Art

A StudioCanal SAS Film

* 2019 release
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## Closing Logos

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Main Foreign Immigration to the Vatican States

# ***Algerians in the Vatican States***

**The Algerian presence dates back to the 80s and most of them arrived on the island of Sardinia and then transported to the mainland by means of ferries, legally and illegally they entered en masse for more than 2 decades until finally their country stabilized and some They returned but a few others already had property, work and family, there are 30,000 Algerians and 40,000 Descendants, most of the Algerians are located in Rome, Cagliari, Catania and Naples.**

# ***Albanians in the Vatican States***

**Albanians began to emigrate in the 90s with the fall of communism in Albania, this immigration was fueled by Social and Economic Instability and by the fear of a Civil War and lack of confidence in the Democratization process, approximately 3 weeks after overthrow the Albanian regime, around 50,000 Albanians crossed the Strait of Otranto and later another 20,000 Albanians arrived at the Port of Bari aboard the Vlora, the Vatican government was not prepared for this migration crisis so it sent all immigrants to immigrant camps In Palombaio and about a year after the crisis went down and at the end there were 120,000 Albanians in the fields, it was decided to increase the maritime patrol in the strait and increase the presence of the Border Patrol in the coastal areas of Puglia, it was decided to give them nationality to 55,000 Albanians and 65,000 were deported to Albania, The Main Populations are Located in Bari, Naples, Rome and Florence, there are currently 75,000 Albanians and 180,000 Descendants and it is believed that there are illegally 15,000 Albanians.**
Technologies/Early-game 2

This page lists Technologies from Mad Science to anything possible pre-Space.

Note that multiple prerequisites are normally considered as an AND gate, unless they are connected with a slash.

## Stage 3: Discovery

In this stage, you will make use of Electricity for the first time.

## Stage 4: Industrialized

This stage makes use of widespread Electricity. In this stage, you will likely meet the first significant resource bottleneck of Titanium.
General Tips

Here are some tips that can be used throughout the game.

## Population Management

* Keep Morale as high as possible.
	+ Morale lower than 100% reduces the production of everything, while high Morale boosts them.
	+ Before researching Techno Wizards, Entertainers are fairly weak. Therefore it is best to have Democracy for this phase.
	+ After reaching Space, low Morale is not any problem at all, so try to increase max Morale.
* Don't keep citizens unemployed.
	+ They lower morale even worse than employed citizens.
	+ They don't pay taxes.
* Try not to waste workforce.
	+ Unassign workers when the resource is capped.

## Construction

* When going for MAD, you don't need so many buildings.
	+ For Knowledge, we recommend 20-30 Libraries, about 20 Wardenclyffes, 9 Biolabs, and whatever number of Universities that can make your Knowledge cap at 120k or higher.
	+ When having 9 Biolabs, genome sequencing takes about 1 hour and 40 minutes. It is good to try if your playstyle is idle.
	+ You don't need any Wharves or Fission Reactors.
		- Wharves are not that powerful, and it costs Oil that is required for MAD Technology.
		- Although Power output of Fission Reactors is attractive, you will still get enough Power from Coal Powerplants, because you are plentiful of Coal anyway.
	+ Only build 1 Factory to reveal Alloy.
		- It is less time-consuming to buy Alloy from Trade Routes than producing it.
	+ After researching all the required Technologies for MAD, build as many Housing and Barracks as possible and wait for citizens and soldiers to fill up, as they directly influence your Plasmid gains.
* Casinos are not worth the cost in MAD and Bioseed runs.
	+ They cost $350K, while producing only up to $20 per second. It means that you have to wait almost 5 hours to get the money back.
	+ In Bioseed runs, only buy them if you are short on Morale and it takes less time to build than Amphitheatre.

## Technologies

* Technology costing less Knowledge is not always easier to research.
	+ They often cost a considerable amount of raw Materials.

## Trade

* Don't buy basic resources.
	+ They are usually not worth the Money.
	+ You can still buy advanced resources like Steel and Titanium as needed.
* Selling surplus resource via Trade Routes is good for your economy.
	+ You will have a huge surplus of Food, Lumber, and Stone.
Archaeoscoop episodes 2011

Episodes of the now-concluded *Archaeoscoop* podcast of Archaeology Soup from 2011.

## May/June 2011

AS podcast episodes from May and June, in their release order.

## July 2011

AS podcast episodes from July, in their release order.

## August 2011

AS podcast episodes from August, in their release order.

## September 2011

AS podcast episodes from September, in their release order.

## October 2011

AS podcast episodes from October, in their release order.

## November 2011

AS podcast episodes from November, in their release order.

## December 2011

AS podcast episodes from December, in their release order.

 4 *(84)* | Archaeoscoop: Old Ship, Newport! | *Secrets of life on Newport's medieval ship revealed* (BBC News)  *Newport Ship* (Newport Museum website)  *Newport Ship.org* (Friends of the Newport Ship website) | 29 December 2011
Society for the Protection of Animals of the Vatican States

**It is the Organization and Force in charge of the protection of domestic and wild animals, it is in charge of the protection of endemic species, in danger of extinction or protected by His Majesty and also of the protection of stray animals or for cruelty, blood sports such as ILLEGAL fight of chickens, dogs or bullfighting sports, intensive breeding, fur trade and Puppy Factory.**

**It has its headquarters in Rome, it was founded in 1930 by Royal Decree 1344 which said that "no animal regardless of its origin or species should be mistreated or abused by a human being and that they deserve to live a dignified life", occupies 0.54% of the national budget and provides protection, health, home and castration totally free to any animal in the national territory, they have maritime facilities for marine and terrestrial animals for land and air animals and in cities and towns they have shelters for abandoned domestic animals or mistreated, it is also responsible for the protection of animals with the use of force.**

# ***Relevant Data***

**Foundation: December 11, 1930**

**Clerk: Environmental Protection Agency**

**Managing Director: Nunzia Nucci**

**Director of Maritime Operations: Primo Fallaci**

**Director of Land and Air Operations: Bonaventura Li Fonti**

**Director of Animal Protection: General Iacopo Bellucci**

**Employees: 1,234 Employees**

**Volunteers: 457 Volunteers**
Supreme Court of Justice of the Vatican States

**The Supreme Court of Justice of the Vatican States is the Supreme Court of Justice of the Vatican States is the highest court existing in the Vatican States of America. It is the head of the federal Judicial Power of the Vatican States. The court is composed of a president and eight associate judges, who are appointed by the Prime Minister and confirmed by the King of the Vatican States.**

**Appointed judges of the court serve for life and can only be removed by Congress through a challenge process. Judges can resign from office of their own free will. No judge has been removed from office, although many have retired or resigned.The Supreme Court is the only court established by the Constitution of the Vatican States. All other courts have been created by Congress. The Court has the power of judicial review and the power to declare unconstitutional state laws and acts of state executive powers. Their decisions cannot be appealed.**

# **Relevant Data**

**Type: Judicial Branch**

**Foundation: December 15, 1810**

**Jurisdiction: Vatican States**

**Headquarters: Building of the Supreme Court of Justice in Rome**

# **Judges**

**President: Fedele Costa**

**Judge 1: Uranio Zito**

**Judge 2: Ugo Padovesi**

**Judge 3: Fabiola Lorenzo**

**Judge 4: Massimo Mazzanti**

**Judge 5: Demetrio Trevisani**

**Judge 6: Virgilia Baresi**

**Judge 7: Geraldino Siciliano**

**Judge 8: Lionella Pagnotto**
Кадзума

### **КАДЗУМА / 兆麻**

Главная регалия Бишамонтен. Очень предан своей богине. Считает Ято своим благодетелем, несмотря на то, что тот раньше был врагом Бишамон. В форме регалии принимает форму серьги в виде розового цветка сакуры, но первоначально был простым черным гвоздем. Имя сосуда — Тёки. Как регалия, координирует и анализирует обстановку и ведёт остальные регалии Бишамон в бой.
WB episodes 2022

Episodes of the Watching Brief podcast of Archaeology Soup from 2022.

## January 2022

WB podcast episodes from January, in their release order.

 2 | A Right Jersey Royal Mess! (Why Shouldn’t Archaeologists Sell Valuable Finds?) | 29 January 2022 | 1:11:45

## February 2022

WB podcast episodes from February, in their release order.

 3 | Storm Risk to Archaeology & Threat Returns to Stonehenge & Old Oswestry Hillfort! | 25 February 2022 | 48:23

## March 2022

WB podcast episodes from March, in their release order.

 3 | Ukraine in Flames, UK Archaeology Inert? | 25 March 2022 | 34:49

## May 2022

WB podcast episodes from May, in their release order.

## June 2022

WB podcast episodes from June, in their release order.

## July 2021

WB podcast episodes from July, in their release order.

## August 2022

WB podcast episodes from August, in their release order.

## September 2021

WB podcast episodes from September, in their release order.

## October 2022

WB podcast episodes from October, in their release order.

## November 2022

WB podcast episodes from November, in their release order.

 3 | SOS Success as Sands of Time Run Out for Port of Dover - Exclusive Interview! - WB 23rd Nov 2022 | 24 November 2022 | 1:19:50

## December 2022

WB podcast episodes from December, in their release order.

 4 | Unstratified Entertainment: Detectorists Christmas Special 2022 (Spoiler Free Review) - UE 31st Dec 2022 | 31 December 2022 | 40:37
Short films

Miscellaneous short films (including shorter runtime specials that don't fit elsewhere) by ArchaeoSoup Productions.

## In-house projects

*Introduction to Ancient Greece*

 5 | Introduction to Ancient Greece: The Story of Pheidippidies and Marathon! |  | 9 January 2016

## Collaborations

* *The Ballad of the Laidley Worm*: Morpeth Northumbrian Gathering 2021 - Retelling of an old Northumbrian folk tale, in collaboration with Hazelsong Theatre and the Morpeth Northumbrian Gathering 2021.

## References

1. ↑ TheBorthersGillespie.com (official website of Hazelsong Theatre co-founders and members)
2. ↑ *Virtual fun for Morpeth Northumbrian Gathering 2021* In: The Morpeth Herald
Archaeoscoop episodes 2013

Episodes of the now-concluded *Archaeoscoop* podcast of Archaeology Soup from 2013.

## January 2013

AS podcast episodes from January, in their release order.

 5 *(154)* | Archaeoscoop: Earliest Chocolate in North America! |  | 25 January 2013

## February 2013

AS podcast episodes from February, in their release order.

## March 2013

AS podcast episodes from March, in their release order.

 4 *(164)* | Archaeoscoop: Neanderthal Valley Funding Cuts! |  | 29 March 2013

## April 2013

AS podcast episodes from April, in their release order.

 4 *(168)* | Archaeoscoop: Images from Durham |  | 26 April 2013

## May 2013

AS podcast episodes from May, in their release order.

 5 *(173)* | Archaeoscoop: £35m Mary Rose Museum Opens |  | 30 May 2013

## June 2013

AS podcast episodes from June, in their release order.

 5 *(178)* | Archaeoscoop: Professor Mick Aston 1946 - 2013 |  | 25 June 2013

## July 2013

AS podcast episodes from July, in their release order.

## August 2013

AS podcast episodes from August, in their release order.

 2 *(186)* | Archaeoscoop: Early Human Occupation in Bolivian Amazon |  | 29 August 2013

## September 2013

AS podcast episodes from September, in their release order.

 2 *(188)* | Archaeoscoop: More From Mold! |  | 25 September 2013

## October 2013

AS podcast episodes from October, in their release order.

 3 *(191)* | Archaeoscoop: Neanderthal Toothpicks! |  | 25 October 2013

## November 2013

AS podcast episodes from November, in their release order.

 3 *(194)* | Archaeoscoop: Iron Age Burial found Under Car Park |  | 22 November 2013

## December 2013

AS podcast episodes from December, in their release order.

 3 *(197)* | Archaeoscoop: Qin Armour Recovered from Mausoleum |  | 20 December 2013