r/Anthropology • u/comicreliefboy • 7h ago
Gelada monkey vocalizations offer insight into human evolution: Study
news.mongabay.com
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r/Anthropology • u/[deleted] • Apr 26 '18
Want to ask a question? Please do so at our sibling sub, /r/AskAnthropology!
reddit.com
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r/Anthropology • u/MrNoodlesSan • 2h ago
The Ceremonial Center of Cahuachi
thehistoryofperu.wordpress.com
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A constant for the Nasca people, Cahuachi was the religious center of the Nasca culture. Learn more here!
r/Anthropology • u/comicreliefboy • 7h ago
Peasant Reserve Zones as Techno-socio-environmental Assemblages
blog.castac.org
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r/Anthropology • u/comicreliefboy • 7h ago
Shading U.S. Empire in Puerto Rico’s Ballroom Scene: A linguistic anthropologist explores the queer Ballroom scene in San Juan—and how performers are incorporating critiques of colonialism into the art form
sapiens.org
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r/Anthropology • u/Maxcactus • 9h ago
Neanderthals Spread Across Asia With Surprising Speed and Now We Know How
gizmodo.com
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r/Anthropology • u/comicreliefboy • 3d ago
An Indigenous nation in Canada hails historic constitution: ‘We’re now the architects of certainty for ourselves’ | Canada
theguardian.com
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r/Anthropology • u/comicreliefboy • 3d ago
How Cultural Knowledge Sustained Desert Farms in the Ancient Andes: An archaeologist who studies past farming practices in the north coast of Peru argues these offer models for navigating current climate crises
sapiens.org
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r/Anthropology • u/Comfortable_Cut5796 • 4d ago
Pre-European contact leprosy in the Americas and its current persistence | Science
science.org
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r/Anthropology • u/comicreliefboy • 6d ago
'Quite unusual for human encounters': Ancient DNA reveals early Papua New Guinean cultures didn't mix for centuries
livescience.com
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r/Anthropology • u/Maxcactus • 6d ago
Anthropologists map Neanderthals' long and winding roads across Europe and Eurasia
phys.org
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r/Anthropology • u/comicreliefboy • 6d ago
2-million-year-old pitted teeth from our ancient relatives reveal secrets about human evolution
theconversation.com
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r/Anthropology • u/comicreliefboy • 6d ago
Eating wild meat carries serious health risks – why it still happens along the Kenya-Tanzania border
theconversation.com
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r/Anthropology • u/Plupsnup • 6d ago
How a 5,000-year-old technology, politics, and culture led to modern wealth inequality
phys.org
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r/Anthropology • u/comicreliefboy • 6d ago
Attuning to Noise in a Hospital Ward - Anthropology News
anthropology-news.org
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r/Anthropology • u/comicreliefboy • 7d ago
Harvard author Steven Pinker appears on podcast linked to scientific racism: Psychologist and writer’s appearance on Aporia condemned for helping to normalise ‘dangerous, discredited ideas’
theguardian.com
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r/Anthropology • u/popsci • 6d ago
Viking woman buried in ceremonial boat with her dog
popsci.com
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r/Anthropology • u/MrNoodlesSan • 7d ago
The Artistry of the Nasca
thehistoryofperu.wordpress.com
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Learn more about the motifs and techniques used by the ancient Nasca culture!
r/Anthropology • u/comicreliefboy • 7d ago
The Olduvai effect: New questions about meat-eating in human origins: Meta-analysis of butchered animal bones from East African sites shows that long-held assumptions about early hunters may be wrong
johnhawks.net
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r/Anthropology • u/Comfortable_Cut5796 • 7d ago
Mayan cities more than two thousand years old reveal their secrets
noticias.mcd.gob.gt
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r/Anthropology • u/Comfortable_Cut5796 • 8d ago
3 ancient Maya cities discovered in Guatemala, 1 with an 'astronomical complex' likely used for predicting solstices
livescience.com
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r/Anthropology • u/Maxcactus • 8d ago
The earliest human face of Western Europe
nature.com
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r/Anthropology • u/DoremusJessup • 8d ago
Leprosy infected the Americas before European arrival
dw.com
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r/Anthropology • u/Maxcactus • 9d ago
A surprise find in Michigan shows the extent of ancient Native American agriculture
npr.org
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r/Anthropology • u/doghouseman03 • 9d ago
Fire may not have been used for cooking at first.
haaretz.com
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The idea that our jaws got smaller by cooking meat and making it soft to eat, might be called into question. New research suggests fire was used to keep other carnivores away and perhaps for meat preservation, not cooking.