Last week, I shared with you all some research on the Neolithic/agricultural revolution in Iran and Turkey, specifically on barley and cattle domestication. Since then, PNAS has published a related pa… more →
Anthropology.netirrationalgeographic wrote 1 month ago: The Great Sphinx of Giza is one of the most famous statues in the world, residing on the West bank o … more →
Ben wrote 3 months ago: Goldstone, Jack A. (2003) “Feeding the people, starving the state: China’s Agricultural Revolution o … more →
Ben wrote 6 months ago: Grantham George (1999) “Contra Ricardo: On the macroeconomics of pre-industrial economies”, European … more →
brainfoodclothing wrote 7 months ago: ‘Germination is the process whereby growth emerges from a period of dormancy. The most common … more →
Kambiz Kamrani wrote 11 months ago: Last week, I shared with you all some research on the Neolithic/agricultural revolution in Iran and … more →
Kambiz Kamrani wrote 11 months ago: Two papers have come out this week that refine our understanding of the agricultural revolution in t … more →
Man of Roma wrote 1 year ago: Youth with its endless energy has always been fascinating. All revolutions are made by young people … more →
prernasri wrote 1 year ago: On Wednesday, Indian Finance Minister P. Chidambaram attacked developing nations’ usage of cro … more →
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Kambiz Kamrani wrote 1 year ago: A new Nature study will report on the earliest known evidence of rice paddies in China. We’re … more →
arvindpadmanabhan wrote 1 year ago: 28-29 July 2007 Part1 | Part2 | Part3 Quarry Bank Mill Looking at an OS map of Manchester, we will s … more →