Bizarre email, I wonder if its spam. Supposedly from Academia, saying "An AI created a podcast of your paper." But there are no links or other info. Weird. Also, its not one of my more important papers.

Leyendo a Tilly y Mann Para entender qué es una ciencia social histórica y qué tipo de conocimiento puede aportar, no hay nada como leer a Tilly y Mann. Si Barrington Moore abrió el camino, Tilly y Mann elevaron las ciencias sociales con orientación histórica a un nivel superior

This is it (share from Natalie Shure w/permission)

#TongueOutTuesday

facebook.com/share/r/19UHiy…. Grandson Levi out fishing on the 4th. Trailer got a flat and the sheriff stopped to help.

Change "nature" to "the past", and Heisenberg's quote is a good description of archaeology and history.

Kino wants to know what we do now.

New research: Tradition trumps payoffs in maintaining social norms in some situations news.asu.edu/20250620-scien…

Where the sidewalk ends

Why do archaeologists published in MDPI predatory journals like Heritage, Land and Sustainability? Can't they get papers accepted in real journals? Or are they naive about the dangers of predatory journals? I guess it helps me decide which new papers I can ignore.

Rich and poor at the Aztec-period city of Calixtlahuaca (State of Mexico). Left is one small part of the royal palace (excavated in the 1930s by José García Payón; right is an entire commoner house we excavated.

In this Aztec village, Capilco, all the houses looked like this, pretty much the same size. The very low Gini index (calculated from house size) shows the almost total lack of wealth inequality here.

MAGA Doesn't Understand Anything About The Roman Empire (w/ Honor Cargill-Martin ... youtu.be/bJjm_VhG35E?si… via YouTube