Building the World from Within

Next stop on the Elush world history tour: the Palaeolithic, via archaeological theory!

I’ve been reading about how people construct their worlds from the inside. It’s kinda weird and interesting to look at the world around you and see how much is natural and how much is a layer of human choice or consciousness. Even if you go to a ‘natural’ space, often it’s left natural by human choice, and your understanding of it will be shaped by human constructs… there is no escape ;-;

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Sources:
Colin Renfrew, The Emergence of Civilization, 1972
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/8...

Music:
Garden Music by Kevin MacLeod
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