... Yes, but in this context I would translate it as "lake sediments". ... They specifically mentioned geologists, but not in which subfield. Maybe ...
Hi Daryl, It is a bit puzzling to me to hear about "pre-Neanderthal" fossils in what I thought were both Neanderthal territory and Neanderthal timelines. It...
Yeah. The dates don't add up. I wasn't trying to make them do so, either. There are obvious discrepancies with them. 80ka of stratigraphy is one way of...
Daryl: Oh. No. I really didn't think you were "unimpressed" with Dr. Hawks! I could tell you were "unimpressed" by the article. As you can probably guess...
All: This has been reported elsewhere, but the Hawks blog has a story about an H.erectus mandible being discovered recently, in Morocco. Not much information...
... Yo, Dale: That other anachronism raises so many possibilities that my tiny mind boggles: bioturbation, cryoturation, erosion and redeposition, exhumation...
... <snip> ... Dave: Maybe something was lost in a translation from Serbo to Croat, as part of a Balkanisation of the research effort. <g> ... They did have a...
The answer is right in the story: "A previous study<http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2005/10/1024_051024_ancient_shoes.html>of anatomical changes in toe...
All: Here is a link to the official announcement of finding the H.erectus jaw we were talking about a while back. There's not much there, but this *is*...
Bloglines user AnneGilbert (avgilbert@...) has sent this item to you. News at Nature - Articles published Today The best in science journalism Human...
All: If you click on the link to Dr. Hawks' blog, it is now on a different server, and has an entirely new look, which IMO is quite clever. If you don't know...
I wish I could understand the headline image - the drawings are dreadful - perhaps a couple of mediaeval peasants dragging a Neander into their present time? ...
Neu5Gc1, though present in ape somatic tissue is also missing in ape neural tissue much like in humans where it is missing completely being replaced in humans...
It's the same press release from a different source. The one Ross posted was also official, at least as official as this one is. John Hawks also quoted that...
The quote from Pettit in the article is right on. They need to do controlled studies with instruments. All caves are acoustically resonant to one degree or...
David: Just about everything that has been written about cave art and the caves they were painted in, or the purpose of the paintings, etc., etc., is pretty...
Richard: His site was good. It still is. I think it needs some "tweaking" however. The new desiign makes some links and tags a bit hard to read. And he...
Dave: The only reason I posted this announcement at all, since it was basically the same one as before, was that it was the "official" one. And if these...
  Highly interesting. Wikipedia repeats the opinion that P. falciparum is as old as the human line, but says there don't seem to be many polymorphisms for...
David Timpe (dptimpe@...) has sent you a news article. (Email address has not been verified.) ... Personal message: More on the cave acoustics, including...
There have been many articles at music archaeology conferences and related publications also about the effect of echoes in caves which had musical qualities...
The underground temple at Hal Saflieni in Malta goes down to 3 levels. It is the only underground temple so far found in the world. Dated about 2500BC. ...
... My fiancee is an archaeologist and Maltese. She took me into Hal Saflieni and I can attest that both male and female voices are magnified. -- Best, Mikey...
John: Now you 've got me wondering if P.falciparum(and other plasmodia perhaps), evolved in part from some plasmodium that infected the protohuman ancestor...
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