I really like this Mr SAH! I don’t usually click on your essays if they seem more on the scientific side (I’m more humanities and graphs tend to make me glaze over). But knowing what they mean would make the more technical stuff a lot more accessible.
I went for more on Archaeological Science which can out finds into their ecological context. I am of course prejudiced because my husband who died in 2005 'invented' what was then called 'Environmental Archaeology'. I learned so much from him ...
I get why people want to see more about prehistoric religion and art, but I think it’s more important to provide a different foundation for thinking about Man’s prehistory. With lots of Regime-disseminated “knowledge” being recently disproven (e.g., out of Africa) or fashioned out of whole cloth (e.g., “Cheddar man was black,” “women have dem hips bc they hunted medium-size prey,” etc.), the time is opportune to right the ship.
I really like this Mr SAH! I don’t usually click on your essays if they seem more on the scientific side (I’m more humanities and graphs tend to make me glaze over). But knowing what they mean would make the more technical stuff a lot more accessible.
Poll's not working for me even though I am a paid subscriber.
Oh this sounds wonderful, I will definitely be watching. Are these courses going to be freely available?
I'm probably in the minority, but I'd love to see a course on prehistoric textiles 😬
(I'm a sheep farmer and fiber artist)
Awesome idea. Quite excited to see where this goes. I greatly appreciate the work you put out, your book is a great reference.
Cool.
What way will you be disguising yourself?
I only ask because I found the podcast with Louise Perry a bit jarring to listen to what with the voice changer.
I went for more on Archaeological Science which can out finds into their ecological context. I am of course prejudiced because my husband who died in 2005 'invented' what was then called 'Environmental Archaeology'. I learned so much from him ...
I get why people want to see more about prehistoric religion and art, but I think it’s more important to provide a different foundation for thinking about Man’s prehistory. With lots of Regime-disseminated “knowledge” being recently disproven (e.g., out of Africa) or fashioned out of whole cloth (e.g., “Cheddar man was black,” “women have dem hips bc they hunted medium-size prey,” etc.), the time is opportune to right the ship.
Is this course only for paying subscribers? Can one pay for the course separately or by the lecture?