The Friedel Chronicles·Oct 8What has technology done for us?Are we no better off than mankind was in the stone age? Some despondent contemporaries believe that is the case. But is it?
Christopher Cornish·Oct 1Remember to Look UpSince I seem to be on a bit of a roll with Stone Age essays, here’s another one which I will try to connect to the last two about the…
GGwriter·Sep 29The Stone Age was a system reset…The cavemen weren’t primitive. They were the survivors of the last group project.A response icon2A response icon2
Christopher Cornish·Sep 25Stone Age Venus and SexismThis essay popped into my head from a random memory of a picture that I saw in some magazine, likely the National Geographic, when I was a…
InReflections & RealitiesbyAurel Stratan·Jun 4Our Neanderthal ancestors organized their caves just like we organize our apartmentsThe way we divide our living spaces into “work zones” and “chill zones” isn’t a modern invention. It’s 60,000 years old.A response icon1A response icon1
N Sundaram·Apr 23What do we miss today that we should not?We are evolving with our innovations, but this can’t be “Idle and Inactive”, evolution.
Sasha Madgwick·Feb 7From Foreshore to Kitchen Drawer:The people’s archives of Walton on the Naze Lithics
sumaira shah·Nov 11, 2025Walking Through the Echoes of the Gandhara CivilizationA personal reflection by an anthropology student on the art, peace, and wisdom of ancient Pakistan.
Adam R Sweet·Aug 26, 2025Behind the Scenes, or Why I wrote “Aarhus Bay”I came across an article about a remarkable discovery in Denmark’s Bay of Aarhus: divers had uncovered traces of a Stone Age settlement…
