No, Zoom, that’s the problem the article above picks up on. But it’s a much bigger problem than that. It’s not the absence of human remains in the area. It’s the absence of contemporary human remains in all of North America. The problem isn’t that we can’t prove humans were eating these mastodons, but that we can’t…

I’m not an archaeologist either, but I am a social scientist of another kind and I work closely with archaeologists daily.

It’s obvious that during mastodon-to-mastodon combat, some mastodons figured that they could deliver more damage by picking up large rocks with their trunk and swinging at the other with that.

Punk has changed. It means something different to a new generation of people. It is a musical form and means of expression, not just an attitude. The measuring stick for determining what is and isn’t something moved. And it moved a long time ago. Plus, at the end of the day, they’re a hell of a lot more punk rock…

As an archaeologist who specializes in Arctic and Subarctic hunter-gatherer cultures, I find it hard not to get salty when Mesoamerican archaeologists are all like “Oh, another polychrome potsherd. I guess that’s pretty interesting.”

Bitch, I portaged three rapids and killed my own dinner to find this SINGLE…

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Holy shit