These findings always seem to be suggesting that we more or less warred (fought, disputed territory ranges - pick your euphemism) upon them opportunistically over centuries and didn’t lose.
Pluto and the modern day understanding of Neanderthals are probably Top 5 learning corrections in my lifetime.
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tonis2
They live in Netherlands now
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cekanoni
I've read what happen to Nederlands ...
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rramadass
One thing that i think should be considered in human archaeology is the narratives/stories/myths from different cultures featuring "different sorts of people". Many were handed down orally from the misty past before being written down and hence may contain some truths to them.
We are often quick to dismiss them as mere fanciful story-telling of primitive cultures but i am not so sure.
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Mistletoe
Can anyone summarize for us troglodytes without NY Times subscriptions?
These findings always seem to be suggesting that we more or less warred (fought, disputed territory ranges - pick your euphemism) upon them opportunistically over centuries and didn’t lose.
E.g. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-019-1376-z.epdf
Pluto and the modern day understanding of Neanderthals are probably Top 5 learning corrections in my lifetime.
They live in Netherlands now
I've read what happen to Nederlands ...
One thing that i think should be considered in human archaeology is the narratives/stories/myths from different cultures featuring "different sorts of people". Many were handed down orally from the misty past before being written down and hence may contain some truths to them.
We are often quick to dismiss them as mere fanciful story-telling of primitive cultures but i am not so sure.
Can anyone summarize for us troglodytes without NY Times subscriptions?
Wiped out by a more violent variant.
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