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Note that you are quoting one of the five mini articles contained, and it’s worth reading the rest, although I generally agree with you here
by petesergeant 2y ago
Note that you are quoting one of the five mini articles contained, and it’s worth reading the rest, although I generally agree with you here
- AlbertCory 2y agothe fact that I didn't quote something from each of the five doesn't mean I didn't read them. sometimes scientists can do isotopic analyses on teeth to see what foods people were eating, or show that a particular material had to have been imported from far away. The Bronze Age relied on tin, which was only found in a few places. All those facts from "pre-history" are really valuable. But some of it does seem to be "collective imagination," as someone else here called it.