This is way off the anthropological tree, but is still a little interesting: How Clownfish Sing Scientists have known for decades that clownfish -- small reef-...
Richard Parker wrote: [snipped clownfish] ... Again, you are smearing "language" and "communication" together into one sticky mess. The two are related but...
All: Not quite paleoanthropology or prehistoric archaeology, but John Hawks has some amusing(and profound) things to say about Linnaeus, the inventor of the...
The latest issue of the journal Sahara: http://www.saharajournal.com Contents of volume 18 (published May 2007) 216 pages, 230 black and white illustrations,...
All: John Hawks has more to say on Linnaeus today. Apparently he "invented" the idea of "fixity of species"(for taxonomic purposes, at least). This entry is...
All: I'm adding a couple of papers I picked up elsewhere, to the file. Those of you who are not on these "elsewhere" lists are welcome to download them, once...
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It's a strange, happy day. :-) Dan ... A friend of mine, a retired teacher, emailed to tell me I don't have anything to worry about, with regard to my OOTI...
Dan: It's been kind of quiet here lately. Dunno exactly why. So here's what I have to say. I've been following the discussion over at Paleoanthro. I know...
Hi Anne, I'm not entirely sure why it gets slow like this, either. Where I'm at, it's summer time, and maybe a lot of field work and/or vacationing is going...
Soon after I discovered I was a privileged third-worlder with free access to PNAS, I was given their 'Personal Alerts' thingy, which means they tell me in...
... to-be ... I've found that a daily intake of natural yoghourt does wonders for ulcers and anger. Perhaps it works for whinging/wingeing (?) as well regards ...
Dan: I think, if you believe you have evidence for such a position, that's the way to go. You can certainly invite comment about it here or elsewhere, when...
... <snip> ... <snip> That's an interesting viewpoint. I hadn't realised that Newton had been treated so badly. Nor Turing, for that matter, except in regards...
... <snip> ... <snip> Here's another example: I once indicated that I might not want to post to his list anymore, because of what I saw as a low quality of the...
LOL! Well Dan, Anne warned you what Mike's reaction would be. When you get that paper accepted in a peer reviewed journal, let me know so I can write it up in...
... Nopes, it was and is whinging. Just for clarification, Daryl was placed on moderation for insulting list members after he joined. He has subsequently cut...
Daryl, Those are interesting examples, but they weren't Paleoanthropologists, so what I relayed wasn't about them. Paleoanthropology is a different ball game,...
Thanks, Michael. I'll give it some thought, but I have no great interest in peer reviewed journals. I prefer more open formats, perhaps something like PLOS...
Just to spice things up a bit, because Anne is feeling abandoned over the fallow months, someone has just patented being God: * First patent claimed on...
... Interesting that chapter six deals with the possibility that genus Homo may have originated in Asia. (Note, I haven't read that far in the book, yet. I'm...
No, he was trying to write 'whinging/wingeing (?)' which is a word used by Ozzies and other colonials about people who come from the Old Country to places like...
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Google Pilbeam and Sivapithecus (or Ramapithecus) King Canute couldn't defeat the tide, and you probably can't either Most people (including all academics who...
The solution to moderating a group spiel is to let them maunder on. If they say something outrageous, which offends your sensibilities, then so what? A...