Existing evidence shows that vaccination treatments go back over a thousand years ago. Considering the recent controversies surrounding vaccination policies and parental rights, it is often good to go backwards to understand a practice as a way to gain insight to the ways in which a society may approach the policies of the practice in […]Read More
Awesome! This is a really great resource!Read More
“Show me the manner in which a nation cares for its dead and I will measure with mathematical exactness the tender mercies of its people, their respect for the laws of the land and their loyalty to high ideals.” – Sir William Gladstone I came across a story about a ritual that takes place […]Read More
I think the concepts of ‘introversion ve extroversion’ are really interesting. I definitely tend to be more introverted. Perhaps this is why I prefer observation, dead things and robots, but I certainly have experienced my fair share of some of the items on this list. Do you identify with any of these?Read More
Here’s another fun one from Bone Broke Blog!Read More
In this episode of “Ask A Mortician”, Caitlin Doughty discusses what happens to the objects that we use to correct and enhance our bodies when we are cremated. Read More
https://strangeremains.com/2014/08/31/the-case-of-the-sausage-vat-murder-and-the-dissolved-wife/Read More
Not so much… I just reblogged an article about my favorite hominin, and when I was telling a friend about it, she casually asked, “Are you saying hominid or hominin? I want to be sure I say it right!” That’s when I realized, Oops! To a person not familiar with anthropology or similar disciplines, […]Read More
A great post about my favorite Hominin!Read More
This is a great video from AllTime10s! Although, I wouldn’t say totally useless, but it’s an interesting way of imagining all the ways that our bodies change, adapt, and evolve.Read More
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