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Jiang says gazelle teeth provide evidence for year-round settlement because seasonal diet changes color the teeth differently, showing gazelles were hunted in the same area in summer and winter.
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Jiang says gazelle teeth provide evidence for year-round settlement because seasonal diet changes color the teeth differently, showing gazelles were hunted in the same area in summer and winter.
"the reason why we know, there's a lot of evidence, but one reason why we know is that they basically hunted gazelles. Gazelles are..."
"...bodies. We can't find the damn place. Okay? Look, there's no archaeological evidence to prove the battle took place. We don't have any evidence...."
"...been the Chinese. Just because we don't have written records or archaeological evidence does not mean that there was no contact. We have to..."
"...events are, natural disasters, or so basically earthquakes. So we have archaeological evidence, that there was a series of earthquakes in this region at..."
"...different words for wheels, and we're able to know from the archaeological evidence, the wheels were invented about 3500 BC. Okay? In this area...."
"...our history. We can only guess. But based on the available archaeological evidence, we have, we were, for most of the time, peaceful, egalitarian,..."
A source-grounded reading of the lecture's central reversal: agriculture was not an obvious leap into progress.
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