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+ BACKSTAGES - Nota Bene, ça s'est lancé comment ? - Avec Nico Pilote, Linguisticae et Calie ( 15/06/25 )
58:32
+ EN BREF - Mettre les pieds dans le plat et se faire rouler dans la farine, ça vient d'où ? ( 13/06/25 )
7:02
+ ENTRETIEN - L’art néolithique, l’art oublié de la Préhistoire ? - Avec Jules Masson Mourey ( 11/06/25 )
1:46:45
+ EXTRAIT - Ötzi, le plus vieux tatoué du monde ! - Avec Jules Masson Mourey ( 08/06/25 )
5:45
+ NOTA BENE - Les chats ont toujours été les maîtres du monde ? ( 06/06/25 )
23:46
+ CALLISTO - Le Barattage de la Mer de lait ( 04/06/25 )
5:34
+ CUISINE - Des sauces au Moyen Âge ? - La Sauce à Bélier ! ( 03/06/25 )
24:01
+ EN BREF - Les Picènes, c'est qui ? ( 01/06/25 )
3:13
+ ACTU - La déclassification des archives, ça se passe comment ? ( 30/05/25 )
30:53
+ NOTA BENE - Les différences entre Olmèques, Mayas, Teotihuacan et Aztèques ( 28/05/25 )
29:53
+ ENTRETIEN - Comment Homo Sapiens a-t-il pris le contrôle de la planète ? - Avec Jean-Jacques Hublin ( 26/05/25 )
1:56:09
+ EXTRAIT - Comment le cerveau humain a influencé l'histoire d'Homo Sapiens ? - Avec Jean-Jacques Hublin ( 24/05/25 )
7:03
+ EN BREF - La Palestine subit-elle un génocide ? ( 23/05/25 )
6:10
+ BACKSTAGES - On parle de cuisine et d'histoire avec Gastronogeek et Fabian Müllers ( 22/05/25 )
43:03
+ CALLISTO - Le reflet de Narcisse ( 18/05/25 )
6:11
+ EN BREF - Guerre de Sécession : les destins de Thomas Jackson & John Sedgwick ( 16/05/25 )
5:20
+ ENTRETIEN - Connaître les Chevaliers de la Table Ronde, c’est toute une affaire ! - Avec Emanuele Arioli ( 15/05/25 )
1:40:10
+ EN BREF - La mort d'Henri IV ( 14/05/25 )
4:20
+ CUISINE - Cuisinez les navets au lard des Mérovingiens ! ( 13/05/25 )
31:55
+ EXTRAIT - Une encyclopédie des chevaliers de la Table Ronde ? - Avec Emanuele Arioli ( 11/05/25 )
6:44
+ CALLISTO - L'incroyable Maui ( 09/05/25 )
7:06
+ ACTU - Le GROS problème des Kurdes (enfin une solution ?) ( 08/05/25 )
20:18
+ NOTA BENE - La religion romaine, des origines à la chute de l'empire ( 07/05/25 )
18:40
+ EN BREF - Une nouvelle commission d'historiens pour Madagascar ( 05/05/25 )
3:38
+ ENTRETIEN - La construction du mythe des pirates - Avec William Blanc ( 04/05/25 )
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