
How Human Are We?
An evolutionary theorist considers how traits we think of as human may have been shared by other hominins.
An evolutionary theorist considers how traits we think of as human may have been shared by other hominins.
People often find it difficult to dispose of everyday objects after a loved one’s death. Similar feelings may explain items buried in the walls of Iron Age homes.
An anthropologist explores whether the qualities fathers acquire though caregiving shifts their understandings of manhood.
When transmitting information to one another, humans tend to make certain mistakes more than others. A cognitive anthropologist explains why that matters to cultural stability and change.
In this free live event, anthropologist and Financial Times editor Gillian Tett answers five questions about her new book, Anthro-Vision: A New Way to See in Business and Life.
An anthropologist goes back to see Sulawesi cave paintings he reported in Indonesia decades ago—and mourns their degradation and loss.