Category Archives: Cultural
Early Homo Sapiens Sapiens in Africa
From the study of skulls we can learn what early humans in Africa looked like. By early humans, I mean modern man, not earlier types. Very early skulls from Africa resemble either Khoisans or no living type. Some Khoisan type … Continue reading
Filed under Aborigines, Africa, Agricutlure, Ainu, Amerindians, Anthropology, Asia, Asians, Blacks, Cultural, East Africa, Europeans, Gender Studies, Genetics, India, Inuit, Kenya, Khoisan, New Guinea, Northeast Asians, Oceanians, Physical, Polynesians, Pygmies, Race/Ethnicity, Regional, South Asia
An Anatolian Homeland For Indo-European?
That may be, but the part about “proto-Europeans” coming from the Lower Volga is bullshit. All archaeological, anthropological, linguistic, and genetic evidence (not to mention, evidence from indigenous pagan religions/mythologies) point to an Anatolian origin of the Indo-Europeans. During the … Continue reading
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When Did Man Develop Fire?
Man developed fire in the Homo line. Pre-Homo hominids did not have fire. Some evidence suggests that Homo Erectus developed fire up to 1.5 million years ago, but that is controversial. Good evidence for controlled use of fire is hard … Continue reading
Who Were the Aryans of the Vedas?
The Vedas were written no earlier than 3400 YBP. The latest Vedas were written ~2500 YBP. So the Vedas were written between 2500-3400 YBP. Who were these people, where did they live, and what was their society like? Let’s have … Continue reading
The Waterworld of the Delta Yokuts
Repost from the old site. One of the more thrilling passages I have ever read was an account of the first Spanish contacts with the Indians of the California Delta. In expeditions around 1800-1810, Spanish ships sailed into the Delta … Continue reading
Filed under Americas, Amerindians, Anthropology, California, Christianity, Cultural, Culture, Europeans, History, Idaho, Linguistics, North America, Oregon, Race/Ethnicity, Regional, Religion, Reposts From The Old Site, Spaniards, The Americas, USA, West
No One Is In Charge
Repost from the old site. I don’t like to discuss religion here since so many of my readers seem to be atheists or agnostics, and I don’t want to antagonize the highly militant atheist faction on the Internet. Some of … Continue reading
Filed under Americas, Amerindians, Anthropology, Anti-Semitism, Catholicism, Christianity, Cultural, Europe, Hinduism, Islam, Jews, Judaism, Latin America, Race/Ethnicity, Racism, Religion, Reposts From The Old Site
Aztlan and Zionism: Dueling Idiocies
Repost from the old site. In this post, we will take a look at two nationalisms, Zionism, the movement to (re)create the ancient Jewish homeland in Palestine, and Aztlan, the Mexican and Chicano movement that says that part of the … Continue reading
Filed under Americas, Amerindians, Anthropology, Anti-Zionism, Antiquity, Central America, Cultural, El Salvador, Europe, Europeans, Guatemala, Hispanics, History, Honduras, Israel, Jews, Judaism, Latin America, Left, Linguistics, Marxism, Mexicans, Mexico, Middle East, Nationalism, North America, Palestine, Panama, Political Science, Race/Ethnicity, Reconquistas, Regional, Religion, Reposts From The Old Site, Revolution, Roman Empire, Traitors, Ultranationalism, Whites, Zionism
Cultural Anthropology and Physics Envy
Repost from the old site. A Christmas Day New York Times article by George Johnson, A Question of Blame When Societies Fall, has elicited quite a bit of comment in the blogosphere. The article concerns Jared Diamond, anthropologist and popular … Continue reading
Filed under Africa, Americas, Amerindians, Anthropology, Anti-Racism, Blacks, California, Christianity, Civil Rights, Crime, Cultural, Culture, Europe, Europeans, Genetics, History, Intelligence, Left, Linguistics, North America, Pacific, Polynesia, Psychology, Race Realism, Race/Ethnicity, Racism, Regional, Religion, Reposts From The Old Site, Scholarship, Science, Ukraine, USA, Useless Western Left, West, Whites
There Be Cannibals!
Repost from the old site. My understanding of cannibalism is not good. It’s well-known that starving people in just about any society will eat their own dead. Clearly, the Anasazi Indians of Arizona and New Mexico, ancestors of today’s Pueblo … Continue reading
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Manuel Marulanda (Sure Shot), Presente!
Repost from the old site. One of my all-time heroes, and one of the Great Men of the Latin American revolution, is dead. RIP Pedro Antonio Marin (Tiro Fijo) . New leader? Alfonso Cano, an anthropologist and the group’s chief … Continue reading
Filed under Agricutlure, Americas, Amerindians, Anthropology, Central America, Colombia, Cultural, Fascism, Guyana, Latin America, Latin American Right, Left, Maoism, Marxism, Panama, Political Science, Politics, Race/Ethnicity, Regional, Reposts From The Old Site, Revolution, South America, Terrorism, US Politics
