Ian Hodder on Decolonizing Çatalhöyük

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  • Опубліковано 20 січ 2025

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  • @alxbb2253
    @alxbb2253 8 місяців тому

    thank you for your sincerity on the subjet

  • @desastralisation
    @desastralisation 7 місяців тому

    thanks to ian holder, çatalhöyük reveals fundamental human memories. i fell touched and intrigued. intrigued on a large number of points. onebeing, how and when did the domination/submission game start between man and woman

  • @soulsuz1983
    @soulsuz1983 Рік тому

    Wonderful insights, especially to topics generally overlooked by the archaeology society.

  • @gfyyfc96
    @gfyyfc96 Рік тому +2

    When is the lecture on how & when the Turks arrived in Anatolia, who they conquered when they did, and what happened to their history?

  • @nukhetyavuz
    @nukhetyavuz Рік тому

    sir,thank u for the pre greek and roman thing and dna...please continue...we would also want their dna from all the bones that were analyzed...i heard 800 bones samples were taken,200 given back...if this is true,dont we deserve an info about dna and our ancestors haplogroups?and announced into the world?johannes krause,swante pablo should contribute this as well,or maybe they already have studied the bones and taken samples...why this silence?its hightime,we and the world are informed about this...

  • @r.kellycoker9387
    @r.kellycoker9387 Рік тому +10

    I was hoping to learn something but instead I get lectured about my culture. Let's not forget that without the expansion of knowledge by Western culture all of these sites would still be covered with soil. Whining about how terrible we are is just mental masturbation.

    • @daniellealexander9844
      @daniellealexander9844 Рік тому

      It's good scientific practice to acknowledge the pros and cons of a method and practice. It's important to recognise that Western archaeology has uncovered plenty of sites, but that there is an impact had on indigenous cultures and communities due to this. It is also important to acknowledge the damage done so that we can do better in the future. We learn from our mistakes, but we have to acknowledge them first.