Happy Friday friends!
Today I am announcing this fun idea I had: Learn & Share, a weekly check-in to share what we learned this week!
Nothing is too big or too small.
It can be about programming, content creation or even life in general, like this week I learned that my family is at least 30 million years old ! I wonder when we started going to space...
The earliest pelican fossil on record is a 30-million-year-old skull
that was found in the Oligocene deposits of France. Paleontologists
have also uncovered younger material from places like Germany, India,
Kenya, Peru, Australia, and North Carolina.
Your turn now!
What did you learn this week and want to share with us?
I will be here eating my baguels, researching about Pelicans and space and waiting for you to comment, no pressure!
Discussion (2)
I learned Poverty Point, an archaeological site that appears to be the site of a very large, enduring archaic Native American city (possibly the earliest such in North American), has a number of surprising features that are forcing archaeologists to rethink many things that they thought that they knew about archaic Native Americans.
I learned that I am a great MC for online events! 🎉