🏺 Anthropology - buckman · Scour

Sociotechnical archaeology 🤔Philosophy of Technology

jensrantil.github.io·5d·Hacker News

Human ancestors butchered and ate elephants 1.8 million years ago, helping to fuel their large brains 🐎Steppe Empires

livescience.com

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Edward T. Hall 🏙️Glaeser Urbanism

en.wikipedia.org·20h

The Strange Ways People Act—And How Evolution Explains Them 🌍Civilizational Risk

persuasion.community·14h

AI maps 20,000 everyday interactions to reveal how social situations are structured 💾Agent Memory

phys.org·1d

Higher education predicts global cultural similarity to WEIRD countries 🌍Civilizational Risk

nature.com·4d·Hacker News

Are Neanderthals descendants of modern humans? 🐎Steppe Empires

newscientist.com·11h

Co-Evolution of Humans and Tools, reboot 2009 🎭Anthropic Claude

vimeo.com·1d

The complex evolution of the Stoic "system" 🏛️Epictetus

figsinwintertime.substack.com·20h·Substack

“You Belong to Gutters, Not Facebook or Twitter”: Recovering Dalit Histories From the Shadows of Social Media 📡RSS Feeds

journals.sagepub.com·1d

TIL that contrary to the popular image of short, primitive cavemen, early modern humans in Europe 40,000 years ago averaged 183 cm (6 ft) tall. After the invent... 🧬Biology

australian.museum·3d·Hacker News, r/todayilearned

Book Review: Savage Money (2024) 💱Political Economy

entropicthoughts.com·5d·Hacker News

Men have eaten more meat than women for 10,000 years in Europe 📚Economic History

eurekalert.org·6d

on AI in 2026: median anthropology. alienation ✍️Prompt Engineering

michcia.bearblog.dev·3d

New Arrivals Spring 2026 🔗Daily Links

library.bellevue.edu·4d

Decreasing Disruption and Increasing Concentration of Artificial Intelligence | Minds and Machines ⚖️AI Governance

link.springer.com·5d

The oldest known evidence of stitched clothing 🏺Minoan Civilization

refractor.io·3d·Hacker News

A speculative evolution of English in ~200 years (Swadesh lists of Martian English varieties) 🗣️Linguistics

docs.google.com·3d·r/conlangs

First Clearly Documented Split in World’s Largest Known Chimpanzee Community Leads to Deadly Violence 🌍Civilizational Risk

news.utexas.edu·5d

Chimpanzee group's violent rupture hints at evolutionary roots of war 🌍Civilizational Risk

newscientist.com·5d