Lots of interesting stuff on the things skeletons can tell us about the development of urban living. And I shouldn't be surprised, but a good bit on diseases, including my friend tuberculosis. Mostly not new to me, but interesting!
Lots of interesting stuff on the things skeletons can tell us about the development of urban living. And I shouldn't be surprised, but a good bit on diseases, including my friend tuberculosis. Mostly not new to me, but interesting!
Welp. I've injured my foot, it's approximately the size of a melon, I get to lie in my bunk bed at my parents' house surrounded by my childhood teddies and read until I can walk again, right? Which means I can have multiple books on the go at once, right?
It's been quite some time since I've picked up a book, and of course it is going to be in the middle of the night when I have work in the morning!
Built on Bones is a non-fiction book about how we evolved to the living conditions we have now, from cave men to nomads to huts to cities and to now urban lifestyle. It's going to be super interesting, and my kitty can't wait either! 👌
#nonfiction #cat #educational
This is a book about bioarcheology: looking at bones, teeth, DNA etc. from excavations.
I found I learned a lot about this topic. The book was at times a bit rambling, but so am I 🙂
I enjoyed the academic humour and learning about the lighter side of working on an archaeological dig. Given that the author works with human skeletons for a living, no matter how old, she probably needs the gallows humour.
I am really enjoying this audiobook and learning a lot about modern archeology! As an academic, I enjoy the humour too.
Evening reading. "And we're all gonna be just dirt in the ground..." ??☠️