In this episode of Ethnocynology, David does a solo and audio exclusive of his recent weekend Knapping and goes over his reading list.

Dog sitting for Donny Dust, David spent the past weekend Flintknapping day and night in Donny’s shop and discusses how fun and engaging it is to craft stone tools, and discusses how it’s really interesting to rewatch the videos of yourself knapping, as you really start to notice how much you think and how an ancient homages would’ve thought when they were doing the same.

David also talks about the more than half dozen books he has read in the past few months in order to begin writing his book. Among the reading list is:

The Wide Wide Sea - Hampton Sides
Eavesdropping on Animals — George Bumann
The Rise of Wolf 8 — Rick McIntyre
The reign of Wolf 21 — Rick McIntyre
Thinking like a Wolf — Rick McIntyre
Our oldest companions— Pat Shipman
This Vast Enterprise — Craig Fehrman
Beyond words — Carl Safina
The social dog behavior and cognition— Kaminski and Marshall—Pescini

Transcripts

  • For a rough transcript head over to: https://www.archaeologypodcastnetwork.com/ethnocynology/46

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