Steve Rinella

along the lines of like preconceived notions that people have when they sort of look at this era of prehistory as just sort of one block. And then all of a sudden, the Stone Age goes to the Bronze Age, something like that.

along the lines of like preconceived notions that people have when they sort of look at this era of prehistory as just sort of one block. And then all of a sudden, the Stone Age goes to the Bronze Age, something like that.

I think one of the things that you've always opened my eyes to is paying attention to these advancements in technology, which I think most people wouldn't think of them as technology. But we were just looking at stone points at the archaeological repository in Laramie.

I think one of the things that you've always opened my eyes to is paying attention to these advancements in technology, which I think most people wouldn't think of them as technology. But we were just looking at stone points at the archaeological repository in Laramie.

I think one of the things that you've always opened my eyes to is paying attention to these advancements in technology, which I think most people wouldn't think of them as technology. But we were just looking at stone points at the archaeological repository in Laramie.

and you look at the level of artistry and mastery in these in these objects and it very much is like a technology it's not like these people were trapped in some era, right? There's this long history that's played out in just the material objects that they leave behind.

and you look at the level of artistry and mastery in these in these objects and it very much is like a technology it's not like these people were trapped in some era, right? There's this long history that's played out in just the material objects that they leave behind.

and you look at the level of artistry and mastery in these in these objects and it very much is like a technology it's not like these people were trapped in some era, right? There's this long history that's played out in just the material objects that they leave behind.

Yeah, I think what we're talking about here a lot is how we can change our understanding of this subject looking forward. But I also wonder if you can look backward at your own career, just in your lifetime, how much has changed in terms of knowledge about this subject and also how conversations have evolved over time?

Yeah, I think what we're talking about here a lot is how we can change our understanding of this subject looking forward. But I also wonder if you can look backward at your own career, just in your lifetime, how much has changed in terms of knowledge about this subject and also how conversations have evolved over time?

Yeah, I think what we're talking about here a lot is how we can change our understanding of this subject looking forward. But I also wonder if you can look backward at your own career, just in your lifetime, how much has changed in terms of knowledge about this subject and also how conversations have evolved over time?

Yeah. I think on Steve's, on Steve's question there, there's implicit in that is this question about the, the scope of time that we're talking about when we talk about people arriving in North America and from the Pleistocene extinctions up until just say 1500. And I wonder if you can just sort of put that, I always have a hard time wrapping my mind around big time.

Yeah. I think on Steve's, on Steve's question there, there's implicit in that is this question about the, the scope of time that we're talking about when we talk about people arriving in North America and from the Pleistocene extinctions up until just say 1500. And I wonder if you can just sort of put that, I always have a hard time wrapping my mind around big time.

Yeah. I think on Steve's, on Steve's question there, there's implicit in that is this question about the, the scope of time that we're talking about when we talk about people arriving in North America and from the Pleistocene extinctions up until just say 1500. And I wonder if you can just sort of put that, I always have a hard time wrapping my mind around big time.

And so I wonder if you can kind of contextualize that, what we're talking about versus the broader story of humans spreading around the world.

And so I wonder if you can kind of contextualize that, what we're talking about versus the broader story of humans spreading around the world.

And so I wonder if you can kind of contextualize that, what we're talking about versus the broader story of humans spreading around the world.

Yeah, thanks to you guys for doing this, by the way. Really appreciate it.

Yeah, thanks to you guys for doing this, by the way. Really appreciate it.

Yeah, thanks to you guys for doing this, by the way. Really appreciate it.