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whybonerstation: so i thought i’d start linking porn recs you dont know how stoked i was when shindol’s cultural anthropology was finally fully translated. holy shit the final birth scene from page 246 to 257 is phenomenal on its own in the raw,
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fraternityrow: room mate tip: when you get back from the showers and see this, know you are going to miss your cultural anthropology class :)
perverts-r-us: Ah yes, the quaint cultural practice that is known as ‘dogging’! I believe it involves non-professional females spontaneously engaging in sex with males in public places. Interesting anthropological behaviour that has not been well
prokopetz:Anthropology pro tip: whenever a source describes a luridly horrible practice protected by a culture of absolute secrecy, nine times out of ten what that means is that the researcher in question pulled the practice out of his ass, willfully
gluklixhe: ironbite4: fluffmugger: crazythingsfromhistory: archaeologistforhire: thegirlthewolfate: theopensea: kiwianaroha: pearlsnapbutton: desiremyblack: smileforthehigh: unexplained-events: Researchers have used Easter Island Moai replicas
zolotoivek: Koryak men dressed in traditional armor with bows and arrows, Siberia, 1901. Photo by Waldemar Jochelson.
eros-muse: Bailey was starting to regret her graduate research proposal. Why was it that she found herself in this situation? All she’d wanted to do was study tribal life and culture in Africa, the anthropology was fascinating and she wanted to and
sixpenceee: feeblemindsthinkalike: sixpenceee: I was amazed when I learned this in my cultural anthropology class during my freshman year of college. If you have a biology textbook around, flip to the section about reproduction, read it and carefully
my dad is using my cultural anthropology textbook and psychology book to hold his bed in place. omfginnovation
ellamorte: Drawing on extensive historical and anthropological research, personal accounts, and interviews with people who work in the funeral industry, Penny Colman examines the compelling subjects of death and burial across cultures and societies.
