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Speaker: Pre -His Stories is back on the Archaeology Podcast Network, and we've come full circle. Hi, I'm Kim Bedelf. Right back in 2015, I started with a book on my podcast called Wolf Brother by Michelle Paver. Well, Michelle's written a new book in the series, Viper's Daughter, out today, the 2nd of April 2020, and it's a corker.
Speaker: Excitingly, for my triumphant return to the airwaves, I'm talking to the author herself. Hi Michelle.
Speaker: Hello, Kim. It's great to be back. It's lovely to speak to you. It's really nice that you can come personally on the podcast. I'm just so pleased. Of course, luckily for me, we have met before at the Chilton Open Air Museum. One of my colleagues there, Kathy Silman, has created
Speaker: a Wolf Brother themed set of sessions for schools so that they can use the book and come to the museum and experience what life might be like in the woodland for someone living in the time of Taurac and Wren and Wolf in the Mesolithic. Do you remember that day?
Speaker: I how can I forget it? I mean, I remember there was an amazing mage who would tell them stories around the fire. And there was I think it was called Bambi that incredible fabric deer that was hung up by his back hooves. And then I think it was a zip fastening you zipped open his his belly and or her belly and out came guts. Yes, they looked like sausages. They were just wonderful. And the children really seem to love
Speaker: whole body usage, even if they're vegetarians. They love the fact that you use the bits. And that was such a great way of explaining it.
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