
The Sexual Allure of Simplicity
Is the return to a simple life a “new” way to advertise our good qualities? An evolutionary perspective says yes.
Is the return to a simple life a “new” way to advertise our good qualities? An evolutionary perspective says yes.
Sexual reproduction has been around for 2 billion years. But when did sex for pleasure arise? And how much did penises have to do with it?
Can television shows like Orange Is the New Black and Faking It push forensic anthropologists—and the rest of us—to rethink our categories of biological sex?
Anthropologists often use an idea called the "obstetrical dilemma" to explain why humans have helpless infants, but there is mounting evidence that this explanation is insufficient. Part II.
Anthropologists often use an idea called the "obstetrical dilemma" to explain why humans have helpless infants, but there is mounting evidence that this explanation is insufficient.
An unusual container produced by the Moche civilization of Peru raises many questions about their society—and our own views of sex.