Anthropology
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Unearthing What Archaeologists Can and Cannot Know – SAPIENS
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To move beyond conclusions drawn from the world one knows, researchers must look at human-animal relationships more broadly. At Oxford, the ...

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When the Ground Itself Rearranges the Past
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Murujuga, on the northwest coast of Western Australia, is often described as a place where stone speaks. Its hills and islands hold one of the densest ...

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Visual Anthropology of Japan – 日本映像人類学: Grading is Over…
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In the Spirit of open-text, collaboration, communication and Good Anthropology... This blog is for educational purposes only; as such it is a ...

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What Terra Amata Says About Europe’s First Engineers
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Terra Amata sits above modern Nice, pressed between hills and what was once a marshy delta along the Mediterranean coast. Today it is hemmed in by urban ...

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Visual Anthropology of Japan – 日本映像人類学: Saijō-chō Sake Breweries in Higashihiroshima
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The last adventure and post in the VAoJ Hiroshima Research Trip Arc is about my tour of the sake breweries in Saijō-chō in Higashihiroshima. I left ...

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Disability and the Worship of Work – Somatosphere
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Between 1939 and 1945, the Nazis murdered nearly 300,000 disabled people: in gas chambers, by poison or overdose, or simply by leaving them to starve ...

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Rethinking “Egalitarian” Societies Through Their Everyday Politics
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Anthropology has long been haunted by an alluring idea: somewhere out there, or sometime back then, humans lived in perfect balance. No chiefs issuing ...

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Visual Anthropology of Japan – 日本映像人類学: “Light Leak as Method: Theorizing a Photographic Accident”
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ABSTRACT: This project began as a 35 mm film photography collection to document the presence of waste in the Northwest border of Tunisia, as the ...

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Listening Against the Threshold of Pain
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SAPIENS’ 2025 poet-in-residence situates her listening in Kashmir and Germany during and after her fieldwork, contextualizing her contributions to SAPIENS ...

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Little Foot and the Problem of Naming Our Ancestors
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Few fossils have inspired as much patience, devotion, and disagreement as StW 573, better known as Little Foot. Encased in breccia deep within South ...

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Visual Anthropology of Japan – 日本映像人類学: “Taking Pictures of Snakes at Midnight: An Anthropological Perspective”
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"Taking Pictures of Snakes at Midnight: An Anthropological Perspective" on the relation between snakes and humans, and nature and humans, in Hong Kong, ...

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What a Scarred Skeleton from Eneolithic Bulgaria Reveals About Care, Fear, and Survival
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In a Late Eneolithic necropolis near Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast, archaeologists uncovered a grave that looked unremarkable at first glance. No grave goods. ...

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