ALT St. Louis Cemetery No. 1, the oldest extant cemetery in New Orleans. In the foreground, a small brick-covered tomb is crumbling back into the earth, while newer and taller tombs rise up into the background behind.

ALT Black and white illustration of a series of gravestones on Beechey Island, drawn by James Hamilton from a sketch by Elisha Kent Kane. The graves are black against the Arctic snow, and behind them rise a wall of jagged cliffs. The moon peers out from a heavy blanket of clouds.

ALT Messy blackboard with a chalk diagram of the genealogy of the Greek gods, starting with Cronus and Rheia and descending, through the Olympians, to the union of Dione and Tantalus and their child Pelops, who was accidentally eaten by the goddess Demeter.

ALT Messy blackboard divided in half between (on the left) “Cannibalism” (from a corruption of an indigenous term—Carib—appropriated after the colonialist conquests of Columbus) and (on the right) “Anthropophagy” (from the ancient Greek anthropos, human, and phagos, eater).