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How Women Shaped Human Evolution Through Food Processing – SAPIENS
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Many foods humans consume are indigestible or toxic without first being processed. Cassava (also called manioc or yuca), a staple in South America, ...

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Demystifying Language Makes Research More Accessible – SAPIENS
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Students became invested in “their article” once they felt the sense of excitement and commitment that the original research and writing inspired in ...

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Learning to Parent in Community – SAPIENS
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When the team of researchers I work with settles into a new camp, we meet with the community to explain our research, discuss mutual interests, and ...

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Snapshots of Losing Jenna – SAPIENS
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✽ BEFORE I FORMALLY BECAME an anthropologist, my mom and I lived in the Hashmi Shmali neighborhood in Amman, Jordan, in 2009, working as medical ...

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Legacies of War and the Estuary Crossed by the Korean DMZ – SAPIENS
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Since 1953, the 250-kilometer-long artificial boundary of the DMZ has cut through the middle of the Korean peninsula. The demilitarized buffer zone ...

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Himalayan Communities Reclaim Ancestral Foodways – SAPIENS
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In this region, food delivery typically comes along national highways. But these long, thin lifelines are vulnerable ...

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How Puerto Rico’s Queer Ballroom Scene Critiques U.S. Empire – SAPIENS
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Sensing hesitation in the crowd about being the first to grab someone and start critiquing their looks, Father E storms around with a mic and gives a ...

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How Cultural Knowledge Sustained Desert Farms in the Ancient Andes – SAPIENS
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When the Spanish arrived on the desert north coast of Peru shortly after 1532, early chroniclers remarked on the verdant, green valleys across the ...

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Calling Home and Caring Across Continents – SAPIENS
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Back in 2014, when I first mentioned to a Keralite that I wanted to speak with older people like Alice whose adult children had migrated abroad, he ...

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Protest and the Public University – SAPIENS Podcast
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