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The Evolution of Childhood Is Very Strange. • Albania’s Waste Collectors and the Fight for Dignity • Raising My Children in an Ableist World • For Families of Missing Loved Ones, Forensic Investigations Don’t Always Bring Closure • When People—and Files—Talk Back to Bureaucracy • When Colorblind Parenting Meets Anti-racism • The Rise of Aunties in Pakistani Politics • In Zambia, Jehovah’s Witnesses and Chinese Migrants Find Common Ground • Griko’s Poetic Whisper • The Shortcomings of Height in Politics • Bringing Back the World’s Most Endangered Cat • Unraveling an Ancient Code Written in Strings • Listening to Murmurs – SAPIENS • Can Art Save the “Post-Apocalyptic” Salton Sea? • The Many Lives of a Face Mask • Archaeological Fiction and a Scientist’s Dilemma – SAPIENS • The Mystery of Oman's Bronze Age Towers – SAPIENS • Do Humans Divide Labor By Gender? – SAPIENS • How Channel Island Archaeology Can Help Restore Oceans • How Tanzanian Communities Are Shaping Archaeology’s Future – SAPIENS • Writing Indigenous Oral Tradition to Fight a Dam – SAPIENS • How Rats Are Overturning Decades of Military Norms – SAPIENS • Can Ancient DNA Support Indigenous Histories? – SAPIENS • Forensic Methods Unveil Clues About Megafauna Extinctions – SAPIENS • An Anthropologist Explains Amazon's Union-Busting • Remembering the Forgotten Chinese Railroad Workers – SAPIENS • The Myth of "Risk-Free" in the Global Gold Industry – SAPIENS • Archaeology and Finding a Way Forward—by Remembering – SAPIENS • Payangko, or Echidna (Zaglossus attenboroughi) – SAPIENS • What If Kashmiris Could No Longer Dream?The Land of Dreams – SAPIENS • The Day I Heard My Mother’s Accent – SAPIENS • Hunting Down the Facts About Paleo Diets – SAPIENS • Digging Into the Ancient Apocalypse Filming Controversy • Stewarding the Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary – SAPIENS • Why Genetics Education Needs an Overhaul – SAPIENS • How Mistrust Helps On-Demand Drivers – SAPIENS • Hurricane Katrina's Forgotten Survivors – SAPIENS • Fearing Outsiders in Santiago's Informal Settlements – SAPIENS • Natural Disasters Are Social Disasters – SAPIENS • Derogatory Places Names Need Indigenous Revision – SAPIENS • A Palestinian Family’s History—Told Through Olive Trees – SAPIENS • The Challenges of Co-Management at Bears Ears – SAPIENS • Harvest Song – SAPIENS • Cold Water Swimming and Successful Aging – SAPIENS • AI Can't Fully Capture Oral Languages – SAPIENS • Revisiting the Spiritual Violence of BS Jobs – SAPIENS • Communities are Key to Human Origins Research • Why Navajos Love Their Country Music – SAPIENS • Unraveling a “Ghost” Neanderthal Lineage – SAPIENS • Life and Death After the Steel Mills – SAPIENS • The Myth Behind Black Squirrels Being More Aggressive – SAPIENS • Another Censorship: A Dulling Of Memory In Kashmir | Outlook India • When Women Say “Ta-Ta” to Ta-Tas • What White Power Supporters Hear Trump Saying – SAPIENS • What Does Intersex Say About Biological Sex? – SAPIENS • What Are the Origins of Food Insecurity in West Africa? – SAPIENS • Are Moose Invasive Species in Colorado? – SAPIENS • What Doctors Get Wrong About Race – SAPIENS • Is It Possible to Count the World's Languages? – SAPIENS • Her Dirge – SAPIENS • How and When Did Humans First Move Into the Pacific? – SAPIENS • Phantom Vibrations in the Smartphone Era – SAPIENS • Ukrainians Weave Camouflage Nets as Grassroots Defense – SAPIENS • The Problem with the Term "Prehistory" – SAPIENS • Can Spain Decolonize Its Museums? – SAPIENS • How Museum Items Go Missing – SAPIENS • Why Shoes Do Not Make the Runner – SAPIENS • Dressing Fish – SAPIENS • How Racism Shapes the U.S. Opioid Epidemic – SAPIENS • Taking on Parkinson's Disease—With Boxing Gloves – SAPIENS • The Costs of Cuts to NPS Anthropology – SAPIENS • Do Strict Criminal Penalties Protect Animals From Abuse? – SAPIENS • Past and Present Approaches to the Management of Red Deer – SAPIENS • What Ancient Egyptians Knew About Meteorites – SAPIENS • How the Fulbright-Hays Penalizes Native Language Speakers – SAPIENS • South African University Restores Human Remains – SAPIENS • Finding Hope in the Anthropocene – SAPIENS • The Hidden Ancestry Extracted From an Ancient Pendant – SAPIENS • Dreamscapes of Refusal: A Chorus – SAPIENS • The Politics of Mourning After Itaewon – SAPIENS • What Ancient Goat Teeth Reveal About Animal Care • Decoding Diversity and Power at Machu Picchu – SAPIENS • What Amsterdam's Parakeets Say About Migration – SAPIENS • The Repatriation of a Stolen Ancestor to Vanuatu – SAPIENS • The Laos Cave Pushing Back Human Migrations Into Asia • Ancient Wooden Clubs Myth or Reality? • A Women's Health Scholar and Her Preserved Uterus – SAPIENS • Translation Notes – SAPIENS • Cultivating Dragon Fruit’s Political Power in Ecuador – SAPIENS • Inside a Hong Kong Ecovillage – SAPIENS • What Is the Meaning of Laughter? – SAPIENS • An Order for My Backpack and Three Stages of Nowhere – SAPIENS • Hydropower Dam Threatens Livelihoods in Northeast India – SAPIENS • Were Twins the Norm in Our Primate Past? – SAPIENS • Primates Deserve More Empathy and Respect in Science – SAPIENS • Is There Evidence of Homo Erectus in Indonesia? – SAPIENS • The First Space Launch for Mauritius – SAPIENS • European Space Agency Launches JUICE from French Guiana – SAPIENS • Grassroots Group Connects Kenyans to Fossil Hunting – SAPIENS • David Graeber’s Lasting Influence on Anthropology and Activism – SAPIENS • Broken Sonnets for the Anthropocene – SAPIENS • Thousands of Papers Accompany a Nahua Pilgrimage • In Iron Age Britain, Descent Was Matrilineal – SAPIENS • Community-Based Research Explores Roti’s Global Histories – SAPIENS • Looking for the Lepchas – SAPIENS • Debitage – SAPIENS • Why Forensic Anthropologists Should be Activists – SAPIENS • Welcome to the World of Patagonian Metal – SAPIENS • Tallahassee Ghazal – SAPIENS • Is Generative AI Good for Archaeology? 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The Valuable Role of Interjections – SAPIENS • Rethinking Care for the Dead in Japan – SAPIENS • Can Virtual Reality Reconnect a Lost Heritage? – SAPIENS • Feminists Reclaim the Virgin Mary as a Goddess – SAPIENS • Should Students Learn from Looted Antiquities? – SAPIENS • Ancient Tools in China Reveal Middle Paleolithic Innovation – SAPIENS • Overcoming Divides to Repair a Fractured U.S. – SAPIENS • Calling Home and Caring Across Continents – SAPIENS • Earworm – SAPIENS • How Cultural Knowledge Sustained Desert Farms in the Ancient Andes – SAPIENS • How Puerto Rico's Queer Ballroom Scene Critiques U.S. Empire – SAPIENS • What Foragers Teach Us about Seasons and Social Change • Himalayan Communities Reclaim Ancestral Foodways – SAPIENS • Legacies of War and the Estuary Crossed by the Korean DMZ – SAPIENS • What Archaeology's History Reveals About U.S. Imperialism • What Vietnam’s Scarred Lands Reveal About Modern Warfare – SAPIENS • Snapshots of Losing Jenna – SAPIENS • An [un]Heroic Journey – SAPIENS • Learning to Parent in Community – SAPIENS • Demystifying Language Makes Research More Accessible – SAPIENS • How Women Shaped Human Evolution Through Food Processing – SAPIENS • What's Behind a Michelin Star? – SAPIENS • Community Kitchens in Argentina Serve Food and Solidarity – SAPIENS • The Tangled Roots of Corruption in Today’s South Africa – SAPIENS • Chinese Migrants and Jehovah's Witnesses in Zambia – SAPIENS • Face Masks as Fashion Choice in Pakistan – SAPIENS • The Human Costs of Tiger Conservation in India – SAPIENS • Best of SAPIENS 2025 – SAPIENS • Siege – SAPIENS • Wandering Among the Stars • An Archaeologist on the Railroad of Death • Phantom Vibrations of a Lost Smartphone • An Imagined Monograph for Nongqawuse • Spend a Day Tracking Chimpanzees • An Order for My Backpack and Three Stages of Nowhere • Envisioning a More Empathetic Treatment of Great Ape Remains • How Cosmic Explorations Are Reshaping Life on Earth • Write for Us • Hunting, Gathering, and the Fluidity of Gender Roles • Sign Up for the SAPIENS Newsletter • Gene Therapy's Promise Meets Nigeria's Sickle Cell Reality – SAPIENS • Broadening Demands for Reproductive Justice • Life and Death After the Steel Mills • Are People Projecting Racist Stereotypes Onto Squirrels? • Cuando una aplicación de mensajería se convirtió en prueba de terrorismo • The Paradox of Donald Trump’s Appeal • What White Power Supporters Hear Trump Saying • Protecting Ancestral Waters Through Collaborative Stewardship • Why Political Ambiguity Appeals to the Masses • Slow Death by Volcano • A Belated Homecoming for Missing U.S. Marines • How Colonialism Invented Food Insecurity in West Africa • Do Moose “Belong” in Colorado? • Five Reasons So Many Americans Voted for Trump Again • Muerte lenta por volcán • Lessons From Lucy • Doctors Are Taught to Lie About Race • The Trauma of Helping Asylum-Seekers • Her Dirge • Which Hominin Are You? 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You are invited to join a webinar: Book Publishing for Anthropologists: A Webinar. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar. • Ancient DNA Supports Swahili Oral Traditions • The Anthropology Professor in an Amazon Warehouse • The Rebellion Recorded on the Rosetta Stone • When I See Spring in Your Eyes/yeli bU’ vuċh canen Ạċhen mnz nō bhar • Two Myths Fueling the Conservative Right's Dangerous Transphobia • Post- • The Psychedelics Industry Is Booming—but Who’s Being Left Out? • How Dr. Li Wenliang Went From a Whistleblower to a National Hero • At the Limits of Cure for Tuberculosis • Finding Ceremony for Ancestors Held in the Penn Museum and Other Colonial Institutions • Looking for the Lepchas • What Kenya’s Killer Cops Reveal About Police Culture • The Human Roots of Japan’s Cherry Blossoms • Was the Acropolis a Harem? A Myth of Orientalism • Here’s How to Make Olive Oil Like an Ancient Egyptian • Dating Apps Can Gauge Attraction but Not Chemistry • The Astounding Origins of Chaco Canyon Timber • What Ancient DNA Reveals About Life in Africa 20,000 Years Ago • Tree Rings Are Evidence of the Megadrought—and Our Doom • Finding Mental Health Issues Hidden in the Past • How Gravestones Shaped as Sheep United the Caucasus • With So Few Farmers, Why Are Video Games About Farming So Popular? • Mourning Kin After the End of Cannibalism • The Colonial Roots of Peru’s Troubles • What If Neanderthals Had Outlived Homo Sapiens? • The Age of Digital Divination • Seeker of Life/Kawsay Thawiq • What Molars and Math Reveal About the Human Brain • Advocating for Archaeology’s New Purpose • I Carry My Grief With Me, but I Also Carry My Joy • Who Pays the Price When Cochlear Implants Go Obsolete? • Excavating the Coexistence of Neanderthals and Modern Humans • Replacing Plastic Prayers With Biodegradable Blessings in the Himalayas • Bila Mwili • How Israeli Prisons Terrorize Palestinians—Inside and Outside Their Walls • Extinguishing the Idea That Hobbits Had Fire • Piecing Together the Puzzle of Oman’s Ancient Towers • A New Take on an Old Fossil Hints at Ancient Migrations • What Spider Games Say About Arachnophobia • Why Store 41,000 Bison Bones? • What Happens When Catholic Medals Become Mainstream Jewelry • Fair and Balanced—Weighing Coca With a Wipi in Peru • The Heaviness • Do Washing Machines Belong in Kitchens? 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After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar. • A Palestinian Family’s History—Told Through Olive Trees • Chatter That Matters • Can “Made in China” Become a Beacon of Sustainability? • The Problems of Digital Evidence in Terrorism Trials • The International Order Is Failing to Protect Palestinian Cultural Heritage • Spotlighting Black Women’s Mental Health Struggles • SAPIENS Podcast • Learning From Handy Primates • Moving Through Deaf Worlds • Imphal as a Pond • SAPIENS Submission Manager • Untangling the World’s First-Known String • In Search of the First Cyborg • A Freediver Finds Belonging Without Breath • Black Influencers Beyond the Screens • SAPIENS Public Scholars Training Fellowship • The Trauma Mantras • Cultures of Technology • Baltimore’s Toxic Legacies Have Reached a Breaking Point • SAPIENS - The Shorty Awards • 08.03.2019 • Conflicting Times on the Camino de Santiago • Welcome! 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