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InTHE COMMON SENSE WORLDbyPeter Kriger·Aug 2Neolithic Fake News: How Myths Helped Us SurviveAlmost nobody is lying. That is the problem.
InReflections & RealitiesbyAurel Stratan·Jul 18Why Did Neanderthals Transform Forests into Grasslands?Woodland clearing contributed to human sedentarism.
InReaders ClubbyAurel Stratan·Jul 11Two myths about the domestication of dogsA story of competition, cooperation, friendship — and exploitation.
InOpen MicrophonebyGiovanna E Fregni·Jul 9An Archaeologist Travels in TimeA series of vignettes moving through the ages
InWhat If AI Investigated…?byJ Gray·Jun 27Göbekli Tepe — The Site That Rewrote the Timeline of Human CivilisationIn 1994, a Kurdish shepherd named Savak Yıldız noticed a partially exposed carved stone on a hillside near Şanlıurfa in southeastern…
Ali Alkan·Apr 129000 Years Before Pixels: The First Traces of Modern Data Visualization on the Walls of ÇatalhöyükHow did humanity’s quest to make sense of chaos begin? The journey of information design, stretching from the heat maps on today’s computer…
