Archaeologists investigate what life was like after dark in the ancient world

Archaeologists investigate what life was like after dark in the ancient world

  • April 30, 2018
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Archaeologists investigate what life was like after dark in the ancient world

A few years ago, when we began thinking about the night lives of our ancestors, we found little academic work on the subject. The more we thought about the nocturnal, whether it was during the Paleolithic (which co-author April Nowell studies), or during Classic Maya times (which co-author Nancy Gonlin researches), the more we realized that very little research had been explicitly conducted on it. That is when we embarked on the process, with the assistance of many of our fellow archaeologists, of putting together the book Archaeology of the Night (2018), which we co-edited.

Source: psmag.com

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