We’re in the process of moving into our permanent location and we’ll be limiting our posts to short entries. Please bear with us. We’ve seen a few unusual avian neighbors since we moved in. The turkey is unsurprising, although “pip, pip, pip” it made woke everyone up early. Casey, our dog, was especially intrigued by … More Large Local Avian Neighbors
We’re in the process of moving into our permanent location and we’ll be limiting our posts to short entries. Please bear with us.
On the first day moving into the Longborne property, we spied a Groundhog (AKA Woodchuck), which we have dubbed “Phil” after the famous groundhog in Pennsylvania. As he is not posing a problem to our grounds or livestock, we’re going to let him continue to occupy his burrow. He was here before us, after all. … More Meet Phil the Groundhog
The institute will be on hiatus for this week but we’ll return next week with a fresh batch of posts and podcast, all focused on the topic of meat. Until then, please enjoy excerpts from the recently published book Why Did Ancient Civilizations Fail? (available for purchase on Routledge and Amazon). Domestication is the artificial … More Hiatus Post — Domestication
The institute will be on hiatus for this week but we’ll return next week with a fresh batch of posts and podcast, all focused on the topic of meat. Until then, please enjoy excerpts from the recently published book Why Did Ancient Civilizations Fail? (available for purchase on Routledge and Amazon). Our civilization, like many … More Hiatus Post — The Importance of Agriculture
The institute will be on hiatus for this week but we’ll return next week with a fresh batch of posts and podcast, all focused on the topic of meat. Until then, please enjoy excerpts from the recently published book Why Did Ancient Civilizations Fail? (available for purchase on Routledge and Amazon). Collapse has become a … More Hiatus Post — Rethinking Collapse
The institute will be on hiatus for this week but we’ll return next week with a fresh batch of posts and podcast, all focused on the topic of meat. Until then, please enjoy excerpts from the recently published book Why Did Ancient Civilizations Fail? (available for purchase on Routledge and Amazon). Societies both big and … More Hiatus Post — Barriers to Change
Each day we’re working to provide new content to the blog. We’re soliciting some exciting new essays from like-minded researchers across the globe. If you have an idea for a post you’d like to write, please get in contact with us at lowtechinstitute@gmail.com. Sometimes, though, we have to prioritize projects in the real world. When … More Hiatus Post — Introducing the Hiatus Post