This is interesting because, if correct, then our pre-Homo ancestors wouldn't have had hunting strategies the way, for example, chimps do today. They must have developed those independently once Homo began prioritising meat.

"Livestock animals were also eaten, although isotope analysis of rare human remains shows that meat made up only roughly 10% of people’s diets."

How does this ratio of meat consumption compare to that of traditional hunter-gatherers, I wonder?

Also has one of the great teachable moments in literature, when Harriet consents to wear a dress THAT SHE KNEW SHE SHOULDN'T...

It's a graphic novel as well, now? 😮 Checking out the e-book version...

There should absolutely be a prequel in which everything goes swimmingly for a whole three years until... 😉

It's always the Dutch that give us the best (sometimes only) images of charismatic English structures in the EM period 😅 (Cf. Johannes de Witt's sketch of the Swan Theatre).