Our latest out in Antiquity today! Thanks Gino Caspari for inviting me to help on this great project

Denver area friends, please come hang out and talk horses on Nov. 2! University of California Press (is on Bluesky) Tattered Cover Book Store

Come check out this event Tattered Cover Book Store in just two weeks! Tickets here! eventbrite.com/e/william-tayl…

The ancient world matters when making modern policy decisions - read our latest about moose🫎 and conservation in SAPIENS sapiens.org/archaeology/mo…

“Acknowledging that moose have a long-standing, or at least recurring, ecological niche in the Southern Rockies has important implications for wildlife management.” Read more: loom.ly/QSlif3c

Great review of Hoof Beats by UT Austin's Not Even Past 🐴🐴🐴 notevenpast.org/review-of-hoof…

My story about horse domestication made this month's cover of Scientific American! Check it out and read more in Hoof Beats: How Horses Shaped Human History from University of California Press (is on Bluesky)

Today's the day for the audiobook edition of Hoof Beats from University of California Press (is on Bluesky) ! Available on Audible, Amazon, Spotify - whatever format floats your boat. Now you can hear someone with great diction yammer to you about horses on your morning commute

Less than a century ago, horses were central to daily life. New research reveals that humans domesticated horses much later than previously believed, reshaping our understanding of the human-horse relationship. Read our December issue to learn more: trib.al/J5WxNCr

Friends, please join me in supporting the American Center for Mongolian Studies this Giving Tuesday! If you can donate $20 to support international scholarship in Mongolia, it will help us guide our communities forward for 20 more years! givebutter.com/zfJSdt

So I started this book today. I’m like two chapters in and totally love it! Awesome! Already tagging parts for my spring semester courses.

Cool to be a part of this project that was selected as one of Archaeology's Top 10 discoveries! Gino Caspari

Proud of this one :) science.org/content/articl…

📕 #BookReview William Taylor's 'Hoof beats: how horses shaped human history' explores our unique relationship with horses, documenting how horses evolved, were domesticated and drove globalisation in both the Old and New Worlds. 1/2 🆓 buff.ly/3DJfLYB

William Taylor "The book is a comprehensive and enlightening overview of the history of horsemanship as a global phenomenon; it offers a unique perspective, focusing on the horse's point of view... a refreshing departure from the usual anthropocentric view of history." 2/2 ✍️ Vera Klontza-Jaklova

Our new paper out this week is an important one- Mongolia and its natural history collections are critically important to the global human story, and Mongolia deserves investment and support for the amazing work of its students, scientists, and museums. pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

Friends, please consider donating to our "Buffs All In" donation drive for Colorado Buffaloes Museum- even a little gift goes a long way. Made my gift in memory of our dearly departed Paola Villa, who made an incredible impact on our discipline giveto.colorado.edu/schools/Univer…

I'm proud of what I think is an important piece of scholarship here, with the voices of friends and colleagues. Hope we can start to do things a little differently in the museum world, from archaeology to other disciplines! doi.org/10.1017/aap.20…

14 May: Author of acclaimed new book, HOOF BEATS, about how horses have shaped human history William Taylor will give a talk at Jockey Club Rooms. Full info & tickets at eafestival.com