Eric Cline: After 1177 B.C.
The end of the Bronze Age and the birth of the Iron Age
Roma Termini: why cities both make us and break us as a species
The eternal tradeoff of dynamism and fertility in urban centers
John Massey: Chinese dreams through Western eyes
Dreaming of the Asian century
Elamo-Dravidian and the Koraga
Novel 4,400-year-old ancestral component in a tribe speaking a Dravidian language: Research has shown that the present-day population on the Indian subcontinent derives its ancestry from at least three components identified with pre-Indo-Iranian agriculturalists once inhabiting the Iranian plateau, pastoralists originating from the Pontic-Caspian steppe and ancient hunter-gatherer related to the Andamanese Islanders. The present-day … Continue reading Elamo-Dravidian and the Koraga
RKUL: Time Well Spent 04/05/2024
April Showers Edition
Colin Wright: in the trenches of the gender wars
2024, the year gender ideology peaked?
Kristian Kristiansen: DNA and European prehistory
One of the preeminent archaeologists of Northern Europe talks about where we are in 2024
Samo Burja: Palladium Magazine, China, Russia and the future of Eurasia
The founder of Bismarck Analysis returns to talk about international and personal futures
Samo Burja: Palladium Magazine, China, Russia and the future of Eurasia
The founder of Bismarck Analysis returns to talk about international and personal futures
Beyond the Pale: Irish cultural uniqueness past Rome’s reach
How ancient history set Ireland on an alternate route despite genetic unity in the Isles
Steve Hsu: IQ, artificial intelligence and academia
Adventures in entrepreneurship and academia
Murtaza Hussain: Gaza and the global left
The return of Third-Worldism and Israel
RKUL: Time Well Spent 03/03/2024
Super Grandma edition
RKUL: Time Well Spent 03/03/2024
Super Grandma edition
The longer I live, the wronger I get to be
On the gift of an emerging field’s incessant pace of self-correction
The longer I live, the wronger I get to be
On the gift of an emerging field’s incessant pace of self-correction
Chris Stringer: human evolution in 2024
Denisovans, Homo naledi and lost civilizations
The two Indo-European revolutions and Germania’s rise
From small-scale farmers to the rulers of the post-Roman world
Hans, are we…. the admixed ones?
An unspoken taboo: examining German genetics