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Jiang says horse domestication took thousands of years because horses are biologically inclined to flee danger, and Yamnaya skeletons show riding-related changes.
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Jiang says horse domestication took thousands of years because horses are biologically inclined to flee danger, and Yamnaya skeletons show riding-related changes.
"...domestication of a horse is we've been able to dig up skeletons okay and what we see is the skeletons of the anaya are..."
"...You ate more. And we know because if you dig up skeletons of hunter -gatherers, they're taller than farmers. In fact, they're a lot..."
"...technology, we've been able to look at the DNA of these skeletons, and we've been able to confirm a lot of these hypotheses. Okay?..."
"...okay? And one evidence for this is this. This is a skeleton. What's interesting about the skeleton is that it's a, it's a dwarf,..."
"...okay? But, from DNA analysis, what we know is this. This skeleton, okay, this person had the same amount of food, the same quality..."
"problem is that we're able to dig up the skeletons of hunter -gatherers and farmers and what we read and what we see is..."
"...can pick up someone's house or you can pick up someone's skeleton or someone's"
Gimbutas's Old Europe becomes Jiang's Paradise Lost: a Mother Goddess civilization where art, writing, sexual agency, and nonviolent social control show that war, property, and patriarchy are historical arrivals, not human nature.
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