Ye Old Yorn in Ye Side
In this brief post we look at ways language, including alphabet, can change over time and how that change isn’t always smooth, and can have lasting impacts that we don’t even realize.
Tag: anthropology
The World’s Oldest Instruments Are Probably Older Than You Think.
A short discussion of the Geißenklösterle flutes, and just how amazing they are.
The Handy Man Can
A brief introduction to the potential founder of our genus, Homo habilis.
Meet Cousin Rudolf.
In this post we meet Homo rudolfensis, a contested relative at the base of our genus.
The Dawn of a New Era
One of many updates, this one covers the very many projects that are full steam ahead with the decision to make Anthrospin my full-time occupation.
Anthrospinning into the Future.
In this post I discuss coming back with a new approach to Anthrospin and what it can accomplish, as well as the decision to make this my full time endeavor.
International Darwin Day, 2022
With a huge undertaking of a year behind me, I’ve come up for air to let you know what’s going on, and what to expect.
I haven’t gone anywhere!!
An update on some huge life changes. And by that I mean literally everything is changing.
Where Do We Go From Here?
The first semi-annual update for 2021. Here I discuss challenges and developments in navigating research projects in the late-stage COVID era.
Almost but Not Quite Crazy— a Wee Bit on Cast Iron Repair
This post goes over cast iron repair, using my own success and failure as examples, as well as considerations to make before deciding whether or not to repair at all.
Pedal Powered Anthropology 