/his/ - How come people here never talk about pre-/his/tor - History & Humanities

Anonymous

11/19/24(Tue)16:05:04 No.17278517

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How come people here never talk about pre-/his/tory?

Anonymous
11/19/24(Tue)16:06:49 No.17278526

Anonymous 11/19/24(Tue)16:06:49 No.17278526

>>17278517
What an abhorrent creature.
That is not /his/ though, it is /sci/.

Anonymous
11/19/24(Tue)16:11:28 No.17278545

Anonymous 11/19/24(Tue)16:11:28 No.17278545

>>17278517
There's no religion or modern politics involved, and that's all that /his/ knows to talk about
>>17278526
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder
For me it's Opabinia

Anonymous
11/19/24(Tue)16:37:54 No.17278645

Anonymous 11/19/24(Tue)16:37:54 No.17278645

>>17278517
Because pre-history isn't history you dum-dum.
>>>/an/

Anonymous
11/19/24(Tue)16:38:59 No.17278649

Anonymous 11/19/24(Tue)16:38:59 No.17278649

>>17278517
Imagine just lying on this thing and letting it slowly carry you.

Anonymous
11/19/24(Tue)16:42:54 No.17278664

Anonymous 11/19/24(Tue)16:42:54 No.17278664

>>17278645
Prehistory is still this board's topic if it involves humans.

Anonymous
11/19/24(Tue)16:44:15 No.17278670

Anonymous 11/19/24(Tue)16:44:15 No.17278670

>>17278649
That’s how King Tut died, right?

Anonymous
11/19/24(Tue)17:22:00 No.17278790

Anonymous 11/19/24(Tue)17:22:00 No.17278790

>>17278517
Most of prehistory is fake. Read the Bible if you want Truth.

Anonymous
11/19/24(Tue)17:24:09 No.17278797

Anonymous 11/19/24(Tue)17:24:09 No.17278797

>>17278517
Early humans and hominids gets quite a bit of coverage in academia, but it's not the kind of thing that sells books.

Same with Cambrian theorizing.