The Evolution of What We Think About Who We Are

Posted on August 13, 2007 by | 1 Comment

I may be a little late to this, but better late than never. Laelaps has penned one of those rarities – an exceptionally detailed historical summary of the way people’s understanding of human origins changed over time. Bookmark and read when you have time to really focus.

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One response to “The Evolution of What We Think About Who We Are”

  1. Laelaps's avatar Laelaps | August 13, 2007 at 3:52 pm |

    Thank you for the link and the compliments! At the urging of some of my readers, I’m going to try and write up a review paper on this very subject in the coming weeks, although I still have plenty of research to do (as long as the post is there’s a LOT I left out).
    I’ll also have another post coming up in the near future about how we’ve understood dinosaurs through the ages, and I’ll probably eventually do one on sharks & sea monsters as well. I certainly haven’t expected all the positive reviews and support, and I thank you for the link and kind words.