Toros Yesja’s Reviews > The Horse, the Wheel, and Language: How Bronze-Age Riders from the Eurasian Steppes Shaped the Modern World > Status Update

I swear to god, if I hear about the proportion of horse bones in an Eneolithic cemetery one more time...

He did spend way more than I think was necessary talking about horse bits, but to be expected since the author seems to have dedicated a large portion of his career to this problem. But horse bits > Network Switching & Routing I Spring Semester exam all day every day 🙂

I am probably wrong but it always astonishes me how a lot of archaeology stands on very thin ice. Here we have various scribbles of lines and a few circles, along with a curious pattern which includes a circle, and the conclusion the excavators seem to have drawn is that they depict wagons. Of course archaeology itself is often frustrating, and one has to read the original papers, still astonishing though.