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So the 'How Did They Make It: Bread' blog series (latest here: https://acoup.blog/2020/09/04/collections-bread-how-did-they-make-it-addendum-rice/ …) has actually done pretty well. About the same views-per-post as the Sparta series. Not exactly what I expected. I used to use lecturing about farming as a joking threat...
...as in "everyone needs to do the reading and come to discussions prepared, or else I will use the dead air to begin lecturing on dry farming techniques. And no one wants that." Evidently, quite a lot of you guys actually wanted that. Good to know.
Suppose I'm going to need a new and different 'exemplary boring' lecture topic for that joke though for the far-far future when I get to teach in person again. Normally I'd joke about logistics here, but you guys tend to like those posts too...
I have just finished (and really enjoyed) your Fremen series, this looks like a good one to try next. Have you covered chariot use in warfare at all?
Thank you for your awesome blog! I have learned a lot from it. Out of curiosity, do we have evidence of which came first, deliberate cultivation of plants or long-term storage of food?
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