S02E02 – Scott Wolter
America Unearthed Reboot
May 27
Scott Wolter
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This week, Andrew and CK are joined by Scott Wolter to dig into the rebooting of America Unearthed. For the uninitiated, America Unearthed can be summarized with the following excerpt from the depths of Google. “America is full of archaeological secrets buried in the earth. In this program, forensic geologist Scott Wolter – considered a real-life Indiana Jones by some – travels across the country to uncover some of the hidden treasures and to reveal the history associated with them, discovering in the process that there is a lot Americans don’t know about the country’s past, and the history that people do know may not always tell the whole story. Ancient symbols, religious relics and other artifacts that Wolter unearths indicate that various civilizations have left their mark on the nation.”
Andrew and CK discuss the show’s first episode, the supporting evidence of vikings having been present in Arizona, the Kensington ruin stone, Scott’s new book, and much more.
This week also sees the first installment of a brand new segment of the show. Did you think we would just give the focus of that segment away? You’ll have to dig in to uncover the secrets of this brand new segment of Lost Origins.
About the Guest
Scott Wolter is a forensic geologist and television host best known as the host of the series, America Unearthed. Based on Minnesota, Scott is the founder and president of American Petrographic Services and the inventor of Archaeopetrography.
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