Anthropology
Uncover the provocative secrets of human evolution and cultural mysteries that challenge everything you thought you knew about humanity.

The Enigmatic Life of Nigel Randell Evans: A Journey Through Time and Space

Martin Sparks
Nigel Randell Evans's life and work illuminate the importance of preserving indigenous cultures and history through his explorations and writings.

The Enigmatic Nalu People: Guardians of Guinea's Cultural Heritage

Martin Sparks
The Nalu people of Guinea exemplify the harmonious coexistence of ancient traditions and modern life, showcasing their rich cultural heritage through unique languages, customs, and artistic expressions.

The Enchanting World of Wolfgang Fikentscher: A Legal Luminary Illuminated

Martin Sparks
Explore the life and legacy of Wolfgang Fikentscher, a legal genius whose work bridged the gap between law and cultural anthropology to inspire global cooperation.

Unraveling the Mystery of Lingling-o: An Ancient Cultural Treasure

KC Fairlight
The Lingling-o is a captivating artifact from the Philippines that tells a story of ancient artistry and intercultural connections spanning 500 BC to 1000 AD. These stunning ornaments, crafted from jade or gold, highlight the rich cultural legacy of Southeast Asia.
An Instinct for Dragons: The Mythical Connection

KC Fairlight
This article delves into the universal allure of dragon myths across cultures, exploring their symbolic significance and evolutionary origins.
Why We’re Wired to Imagine Dragons: Unraveling the Mysteries of Our Scaly Fascination

Martin Sparks
Why are humans across the world so fascinated with dragons we’ve never seen? David E. Jones tackles this intriguing question through an evolutionary perspective in his enlightening book, *An Instinct for Dragons*.
Roaring Tales: Are Dragons Hard-Wired into Human Nature?

Vince Vanguard
Dragons have long been the fire-breathing legends of our imaginations, but could it be that fearing them is programmed into our DNA? David E. Jones’s book, *An Instinct for Dragons*, unveils this provocative theory.

Robin Fox: Bridging Anthropology and Society

KC Fairlight
Robin Fox, a prominent anthropologist born in the 1930s, revolutionized the study of kinship and society, making impactful strides in understanding cultural behaviors. His work invites all to question societal norms and explore their roots.

The Fascinating World of Robin Fox: Anthropologist Extraordinaire

Martin Sparks
Robin Fox's influential work in anthropology offers profound insights into human societies, kinship, and cultural diversity, making complex ideas accessible to all.

Robin Fox: Anthropology's Conservative Enigma

Vince Vanguard
Robin Fox isn't your cookie-cutter academic. His work weaves anthropology and biology, sparking thought and sometimes outrage for insinuating our biology helps shape culture.

Meanderthal: The Journey of Discovering Ancient Humanity

Martin Sparks
Meanderthalism is a phenomenon where individuals explore their ancient past to understand their history and evolution. This quest dives into our prehistoric connections using a blend of technology and curiosity.

The Linguistic Marvels of the Southeast Solomonic Languages

Martin Sparks
Venture into the captivating world of Southeast Solomonic languages, where each tongue is a vibrant thread in the cultural tapestry of the Solomon Islands, reflecting centuries of history and tradition.

Why Donald Johanson's Lucy Shakes the Foundation of Evolutionary Claims

Vince Vanguard
Let's dive into the world of Donald Johanson, the anthropologist who discovered 'Lucy' and rattled the anthropological scene, exposing the quagmire of evolutionary claims.

Josephus Flavius Holloway: Bridging Science and Humanity

Martin Sparks
Meet Josephus Flavius Holloway, a 19th-century figure who melded science and history to unlock secrets of the human experience, illustrating how learning from the past can shape a brighter future.

Discovering the Khongirad: An Ancient Tribe's Legacy

Martin Sparks
Unravel the story of the Khongirad, a prominent tribe of Central Asia, who through strategic alliances helped shape the Mongol Empire and left a lasting legacy.

Pyotr Khanykov: The Visionary Who Bridged Cultures through Anthropology

Martin Sparks
Step into the world of Pyotr Khanykov, a 19th-century Russian anthropologist whose adventurous spirit and pioneering methodologies connected cultures and revealed the beautiful complexity of humanity.

The Curious Case of the Petrosquamous Suture

KC Fairlight
The petrosquamous suture in the human skull provides crucial insights into human evolution, medical practices, and forensic science.

The Enchanting Island of Kiriwina: A Cultural Gem in the Pacific

KC Fairlight
Kiriwina Island offers a captivating glimpse into the Trobriand people's rich cultural heritage, matrilineal society, and unique ceremonial exchanges amidst modern challenges.

Kiriwina: A Fascinating Dive into the Heart of the Pacific

Martin Sparks
Explore Kiriwina, an enchanting island in Papua New Guinea known for its compelling cultural traditions, vibrant community life, and unique societal systems, offering an incredible blend of ancient richness and natural beauty.

The Science Behind 'We Were Wolves': Understanding Our Wild Roots

Martin Sparks
'We Were Wolves,' a novel by John Vami, delves into humanity's deep-rooted connection with wolves, illustrating how this bond shaped both species' evolution and social structures.

Lutkun: Beyond the Name and into the Heart

KC Fairlight
'Lutkun', a captivating word with roots in eastern Eurasia, is stirring global curiosity as it evokes deeper cultural narratives and connections, challenging us to explore shared humanity.

The Fascinating Life of Rafael Karsten: Explorer of Cultures and Beliefs

Martin Sparks
Dive into the life and legacy of Rafael Karsten, a pioneering Finnish anthropologist who illuminated the spiritual and cultural practices of South American indigenous communities.

Rafael Karsten: The Conservative Anthropologist Liberals Love to Hate

Vince Vanguard
Rafael Karsten, a Finnish anthropologist born in 1879, left an indelible mark on the study of indigenous South American tribes with his bold, thorough methods that still stir discussions today.

Exploring the Rich Tapestry of Northeast India's Hill Tribes

KC Fairlight
Embark on a cultural expedition through the lush hills of Northeast India, where the hill tribes, like the Nagas and Mizos, weave a vivid tapestry of ancient traditions and modern challenges.