DAVID IAN HOWE is an 'ethnocynologist' whose specialty is the study of dogs and wolves within human cultural contexts. He is an archaeologist who has uncovered hundreds of ancient tribal dog burials in the United States.
David has contributed to TedEd and is a co-host of the popular 'A Life In Ruins' archaeology podcast. He also runs the @ethnocynology instagram feed.
MARK from Evolution Soup catches up with David for a new fully-illustrated interview about the biological family of animals known as canids - wolves, dogs, jackals and foxes. What are their evolutionary origins? How did wild wolves become man's best friend? All this and more!
Link to video version of this interview: is.gd/4VDMGD
LINKS FOR DAVID IAN HOWE & ETHNOCYNOLOGY:
Website: https://www.davidianhowe.com/
Blog: https://www.davidianhowe.com/blog
Twitter/Instagram: @davidianhowe @ethnocynology
Howe and Why Productions (YouTube): http://bit.ly/2HzdssQ
Dogs & Wolves: Ancient Origins & Strange Beliefs (David's first Talk Beliefs interview): https://youtu.be/ONX80OCvaKQ
A Brief History of Dogs - TED-Ed: https://goo.gl/9wLHN8
A LIFE IN RUINS PODCAST - with David Howe:
A Life In Ruins - http://bit.ly/2GDZUuH
@alifeinruinspodcast
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a-life-in-ruins/id1460532947
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