Anthropology.net

NOVEMBER 9, 2024

One of the most intriguing chapters in human evolution is the story of the Denisovans, a mysterious, now-extinct hominin group that left a significant genetic footprint in the DNA of modern humans. Initially discovered through a single finger bone in Siberia’s Denisova Cave, Denisovans are now known to have had a far-reaching impact on the genetic makeup of modern humans, particularly in populations across Asia and Oceania.

Humanities 91

Humanities Ancestry Archaeology History 91

Moler's Musing

NOVEMBER 9, 2024

This week focused on building a strong base for our Revolutionary War unit through EduProtocols and engaging activities. We used Gimkit rounds to reinforce key vocabulary, Thick Slides to explore foundational ideas like government’s role, and Brain-Book-Buddy-Boss for structured retrieval practice. Midweek, students independently analyzed the Declaration of Independence, paraphrasing and summarizing key passages.

Artifacts 74

Artifacts Government History Tradition 74

Life and Landscapes

NOVEMBER 9, 2024

“The Civil War in Kentucky” is a 10-part series recently published in my Journey Log entitled “Surrounding Fort Knox, including Southern Indiana.” It deals primarily with the Central Kentucky Theater. I present it here as a series of individual blogs for my readers. Links to the previously published chapters will be provided at the end of each blog.

History 52

History American History Cultures 52

Living Geography

NOVEMBER 9, 2024

British farming has been in the news a lot recently. There are concerns over the state of the industry and the possible impact on future food security and the state of the UK's landscape - much of which is in the stewardship of farmers - whether working as tenant farmers or otherwise. Farmers were viewed as essential workers during the pandemic, but they have since been treated less positively by government, who don't seem to appreciate the problems we are creating for ourselves because of decis

Government 52

Government 52