Keridwen Cornelius – SAPIENS

Anthropology Magazine

Public wall art depicts a woman with facial wrinkles and gray hair smoking a cigarette while surrounded by green leafy plants as well as red, blue, and yellow mushrooms.

The Psychedelics Industry Is Booming—but Who’s Being Left Out?

An aerial image shows a large chalk drawing of a nude man holding a large stick carved into a hill. A group of people are spread out and cleaning different parts of the chalk drawing.

Tiny Snails Help Solve a Giant Mystery

Una imagen aérea muestra un gran dibujo con tiza de un hombre desnudo que sostiene un gran palo, tallado en una colina. Un grupo de personas esparcidas, limpia diferentes partes del dibujo de tiza.

Pequeños caracoles ayudan a resolver un misterio gigante

paleo processing foods - Anthropologist Bill Schindler uses techniques developed 5,000 years ago to prepare fresh-caught salmon during the filming of National Geographic’s The Great Human Race.

Did Processed Foods Make Us Human?

ancient egyptian bread - Experimental archaeologist Farrell Monaco re-creates the baking techniques of ancient Romans to produce classic breads such as the panis quadratus.

Pandemic Bakers Bring the Past to Life