Tag Archives: Anthropology

Nature is Not a Cultural Construct

Posted on September 22, 2013 by Nathan Hevenstone

As many of you know, I’m studying Anthropology in school. I’m moving more and more towards the Evolutionary Biology/Primatology angle because I’m looking for a potential evolutionary explanation for fanaticism. Part of taking Anthropology at Florida Atlantic University entails taking … Continue reading →

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MY TEACHER DISCOVERED A NEW SPECIES OF CERCOPITHECUS MONKEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted on September 20, 2012 by Nathan Hevenstone

Hold on a sec. I gotta get over my excitement. This is absolutely fucking awesome! My Introduction to Biological Anthropology teacher at Florida Atlantic University, Professor Kate Detwiler, was part of a team that discovered a new species of monkey … Continue reading →