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'Published 5,000 Years Too Late'
Impressions of Greg Cochran's review of David Reich's Who We Are and How We Got Here
© 2018 James LaFond
MAY/10/18
Not sure what your thoughts on Greg Cochran are but I thought you should see this post if you hadn't already.
Nothing particularly new here, but it's a great synthesis of a picture of that early Bronze Age expansion that's become impossible to deny now that some genetic results are in. Seemed up your alley.
-Alex Nicholson
The Besieged River Valley
Cochran develops a clear, well-modeled picture of the three strands of humanity that became European man. What is most fascinating is his sketch of river valley farming communities surrounded by forested lands inhabited by an enemy race of hunter, seemingly responsible for the fort slaughters that Keeley examined in War Before Civilization:
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