I read the first Teo article,in the link

you didn't understand it, then

teo?

it's not about killing of hunter gatherers

it's about killing of farmers

The late neolthic mass graves in polen

Was there any evidence that both where agricultural

just read the article

Didnt see that

it's a genetic analysis

this mass grave is of the initial farmers who spread across europe

Mongolians are badass

Take my boy ghengis name out your mouth

it wasn't simple replacement

but it probably wasn't nice

"nice"

but it was probably fun

I love roblox

this paper is really interesting

Fuck is that shit

Burial mound

Neat

looks autistic

not interested

Looks like they were just thrown in there

mass grave

well actually, read the article

somehow, all those people got killed

I did, it says they next to relatives

but then, they were buried carefully by people who must have known them

But they still not like neanderthal grabes

because they were buried in a certain way based on how they were related to each other

I missed that part

I saw the relatives bit

But that could be just the order they were killed

Other than that it's a big pile

burial mounds were for important people

``` Those records show that child mortality remained high. But if a man got to the age of 21 and didn’t die by accident, violence or poison, he could be expected to live almost as long as men today: from 1200 to 1745, 21-year-olds would reach an average age of anywhere between 62 and 70 years – except for the 14th Century, when the bubonic plague cut life expectancy to a paltry 45. ```

life in cities was a huge lifespan shortener in the olden days