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More words on how important #womencarry -ing has been for our lineage. anthropology-news.org/articl…
If you are a grad student attending #AABA2024 and are interested in mentoring undergrads please send me a message!
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Are farmers always more fertile than foragers? Context matters, #anthropologist Dr @abbeyepage and colleagues found in a study that calls into question widely held belief. Women in communities more engaged with the market economy had fewer kids. Read more: brunel.ac.uk/news-and-events…
Love this!!! Great compilation of all the data. Well done.
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Our new #openaccess research shows crouched walking (e.g. used during approaching prey) results in greater activation of lower limb muscles except for gastrocnemius med.
doi.org/10.1002/ajpa.24834
#EMG #biomechanics #movementscience #hunting #kinematics @science_charles @AmJBioAnth
Recent research analyzed the energetic advantages/disadvantages of crouched walking and reduced height in living adult males. This research has the potential to identify crouched walking in past human population subsistence strategies and evolution
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At times, the notion that men hunted and women gathered has proved stronger than the evidence at hand nyti.ms/454cHia
Awesome new study by @AnnemiekeMilks!
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Evidence shows that the 'men hunt, women gather' stereotype is a big oversimplification. “If somebody liked to hunt, they could just hunt,” says biological anthropologist @WallScheffler in @NewsfromScience. science.org/content/article/…
Ummm @mjmyersaries ...this is for you.
Find yourself a collaborator who will coordinate conference outfits with you.
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“Evidence from the past 100 years supports archaeological finds from the Holocene that women from a broad range of cultures hunt for subsistence. These results aim to shift the male-hunter female-gatherer paradigm to account for the significant role females have in hunting”
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Here is your regular reminder that Patriarchy Is Not Natural! Excellent reporting by @aizenglobe! For more examples ask me or @HollyDunsworth. npr.org/2023/06/28/118489458…
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forgot to tag excellent author @WallScheffler ...do read the article, it is excellent.
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"These results aim to shift the male-hunter female-gatherer paradigm to account for the significant role females have in hunting, thus dramatically shifting stereotypes of labor, as well as mobility." very diverse set of cultures examined.
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Are you in London this Friday? Don’t miss London Anthropology Day at @RoyalAnthro ! Booking places closes tomorrow at 3 pm .. hurry!
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SAA members Drs. Randy Haas, Bonnie Pitblado, and Robert Kelly discuss Dr. Haas’ latest research on female big-game hunters over 9,000 years ago. nyti.ms/2TTDknD
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Shattering the myth of men as hunters and women as gatherers phys.org/news/2023-06-shatte…
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"An influential 1966 symposium at the University of Chicago reinforced this idea. Attended by 70 men and five women"
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🏹“Hay evidencias alrededor de todo el mundo que demuestran que las mujeres participan en la caza con el fin de sobrevivir en la mayoría de las culturas”, afirma @WallScheffler de @SeattlePacific
Además, con destreza y gran variedad de armas y estrategias
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Replying to @BiologicalAnth
@BiologicalAnth Having a great time at the 2023 AABA Conference with my Faculty Mentor, Marcie Myers! Many talks have had such good information, research, insight, and discussion. I especially loved the Queering research symposium held yesterday! #bioanth #AABA #stkates @st_kates – at Reno, NV





















