Darwin-L Message Logs, March 1994

Academic Discussion on the History and Theory of the Historical Sciences

During its several years of operation, the Darwin-L discussion group supported a consistently high level of scholarly conversation across the entire range of the palaetiological sciences, including evolutionary biology, historical linguistics, geology, systematics, paleontology, archeology, textual transmission, genealogy, cosmology, and related fields that reconstruct the past from evidence in the present. All messages posted to Darwin-L were logged automatically by the listserv software. The list owner lightly edited these logs, removing extraneous headers and deleting occasional error messages, and the resulting files are archived here.

March 1994 Darwin-L Message Logs

• Log 7:1 — List owner’s monthly greeting
• Log 7:2 — Re: Introductions are welcome
• Log 7:3 — cladistics & distance data
• Log 7:4 — Paul Feyerabend dies in Geneva
• Log 7:5 — NEH Translation Program (fwd from HUMANIST)
• Log 7:6 — Re: Superposition
• Log 7:7 — Re: Superposition
• Log 7:8 — Re: Paul Feyerabend dies in Geneva
• Log 7:9 — Re: Superposition
• Log 7:10 — Re: Superposition (geological)
• Log 7:11 — Re: Paul Feyerabend dies in Geneva
• Log 7:12 — Re: Superposition
• Log 7:13 — Triune refs
• Log 7:14 — Gould citation on turtles?
• Log 7:15 — Structuralism
• Log 7:16 — March 8 – Today in the Historical Sciences
• Log 7:17 — Re: Paul Feyerabend dies in Geneva
• Log 7:18 — History of Science Society Conference
• Log 7:19 — Re: Structuralism
• Log 7:20 — Re: DARWIN-L digest 163
• Log 7:21 — Re: DARWIN-L digest 163
• Log 7:22 — Re: Historical and Structural Linguistics
• Log 7:23 — Feyerabend’s Obituary – New York Times
• Log 7:24 — Re: DARWIN-L digest 163
• Log 7:25 — March 10 – Today in the Historical Sciences
• Log 7:26 — French structuralism in anthropology
• Log 7:27 — Natural history collections on the Internet
• Log 7:28 — Structural and historical linguistics
• Log 7:29 — Humanoid fossils in Time
• Log 7:30 — Quote query
• Log 7:31 — Re: Structural and historical linguistics
• Log 7:32 — Re: Humanoid fossils in Time
• Log 7:33 — Re: Structural and historical linguistics
• Log 7:34 — March 12 – Today in the Historical Sciences
• Log 7:35 — Re: DARWIN-L digest 166
• Log 7:36 — History-oriented discussion groups
• Log 7:37 — public understanding of science
• Log 7:38 — Re: public understanding of science
• Log 7:39 — Re: Humanoid fossils in Time
• Log 7:40 — Re: H. erectus gene flow (was: Humanoid fossils...)
• Log 7:41 — March 14 – Today in the Historical Sciences
• Log 7:42 — Re: Humanoid fossils in Time
• Log 7:43 — Re: Humanoid fossils in Time
• Log 7:44 — Re: Humanoid fossils in Time
• Log 7:45 — Re: Humanoid fossils in Time
• Log 7:46 — Re: public understanding of science
• Log 7:47 — re: Symposium on William Jones
• Log 7:48 — Re: public understanding of science
• Log 7:49 — Re: Humanoid fossils in Time
• Log 7:50 — March 16 – Today in the Historical Sciences
• Log 7:51 — Re: H. erectus into H. sapiens (was re: Humanoid...)
• Log 7:52 — Re: Humanoid fossils in Time
• Log 7:53 — scientific fraud
• Log 7:54 — how quickly would proto-human genes spread?
• Log 7:55 — Groundhog Day in anthropology
• Log 7:56 — Re: Humanoid fossils in Time
• Log 7:57 — Re: scientific fraud
• Log 7:58 — Re: H. erectus into H. sapiens (was re: Humanoid...)
• Log 7:59 — Re: Humanoid fossils in Time
• Log 7:60 — Re: Time article
• Log 7:61 — New list on map history (fwd from INGRAFX)
• Log 7:62 — Re: Time article
• Log 7:63 — Re: Time article
• Log 7:64 — PILTDOWN
• Log 7:65 — Hominid evolution and ’species’ (I)
• Log 7:66 — Hominid evolution and ’species’ (II)
• Log 7:67 — Trees in historical linguistics
• Log 7:68 — Time, Time, Piltdown, and Java
• Log 7:69 — Trees in historical linguistics
• Log 7:70 — hominid fossils in Time and the origin of modern humans
• Log 7:71 — March 20 – Today in the Historical Sciences
• Log 7:72 — Re: Donnelly on Time, fossils, and human origins
• Log 7:73 — Re: Time article
• Log 7:74 — Re: Time & drift
• Log 7:75 — trees, historical linguistics and gradualness
• Log 7:76 — Re: hominid fossils in Time and the origin of modern humans
• Log 7:77 — Re: PILTDOWN
• Log 7:78 — Re: trees, historical linguistics and gradualness
• Log 7:79 — Re: hominid fossils in Time and the origin of modern humans
• Log 7:80 — evolving rodents
• Log 7:81 — February log available on Darwin-L gopher
• Log 7:82 — Re: Donnelly on Time, fossils, and human origins
• Log 7:83 — dialect continua
• Log 7:84 — phone change vs phoneme change
• Log 7:85 — March 25 – Today in the Historical Sciences
• Log 7:86 — NESTOR bibliography on archaeology and linguistics
• Log 7:87 — Re: inquiry: the history of botanical phylogenetics 1860–1890
• Log 7:88 — Re: phone change vs phoneme change
• Log 7:89 — Evolution within Homo
• Log 7:90 — AZTLAN – New List on Pre-Columbian History
• Log 7:91 — Summary of dolphin communication
• Log 7:92 — Re: inquiry: the history of botanical phylogenetics 1860–1890
• Log 7:93 — Natural history book dealers available on Darwin-L gopher
• Log 7:94 — More on dolphin communication
• Log 7:95 — Re: cladistics & distance data