Brenna Hassett
@brennawalks
archaeolology, anthropology, and other shiny things - also 1/4 of Team @trowelblazers. Dirty Science @CosmicShambles Agent @elladkahn http://dkwlitagency.co.uk
If you want to know more about just how monogamous monkeys can be, why grandmothers are so suspicious, and what on earth we are doing as a species taking so long to grow up, then feel free to preorder ;) linktr.ee/growinguphuman
Why have humans evolved to have longer childhoods compared to other living creatures? 🤔 🧠 Nearly a quarter of our lives is spent maturing into adulthood. When we track our evolutionary history, anthropological science begins to explain this unique feature of our humanity. In…
Check this out: Some evolution of childhood on pages 10+ with quotes from the wonderful @brennawalks and me. curious.iflscience.com/issue-25/full-…
Trailer released and launch date confirmed for new drama #Curfew, starring Sarah Parish, Mandip Gill and Alexandra Burke. More details: tvzoneuk.com/post/curfew-pa…
This was brilliant fun. I may have accidentally broken Greg, but that’s more of a British Neolithic thing than me really ;)
A very wonderful day in Cambridge! (three intersecting projects come together...)
Anyway, another day, another non-zero number of cicadas on my person. Woohoo fieldwork
Well I’m back to running long code so rather than optimise it I guess I could tweet
Great article about the role of play in human evolution by @brennawalks : “Perhaps what most stands out is our ability to carry on this childlike willingness to take things a bit less seriously into adulthood.” go.ind.media/webmail/546932…
What Play Tells Us About Human Evolution? laprogressive.com/animal-rights/… Adult play tends to be social and to happen in species where social relationships are complicated and require a lot of finesse to manage. @brennawalks #evolution
What does play tell us about human evolution? the-star.co.ke/news/2024-04-2… via @thestarkenya
The muddle in the middle 🤯
In summary, here is a (simplified) diagram of human evolutionary history, with the contributions from cobraa highlighted in red.
Oh wow
In summary, here is a (simplified) diagram of human evolutionary history, with the contributions from cobraa highlighted in red.
love the quote they've gone with in this @newscientist piece on the long human childhood -- my best and most unfollowable evolutionary parenting advice: stop freaking out 😅newscientist.com/article/mg2613…
In what other country would you pay £200 to sit on the floor of a train. Not Italy where the profit from avanti actually goes one guesses
Sorry to hear Chris Tilley passed. I don’t know if it means it’s time for this song or not youtu.be/OAPV46khCAk?fe…
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