Tag Archives: Carolyn Jost Robinson
Tattoo Talk, Haircut, and a Shave
I spent two weeks in Wilmington, NC to work on an article from our Family and the Field Study with Michaela Howells. Our data look fascinating. It’s not so much remarkable as confirmatory and solid. We surveyed over 1000 anthropology … Continue reading
Posted in Anthropology, Biological Anthropology, Christopher Lynn, Evolution & Pop Culture
Tagged Beale Street Barber Shop, Carolyn Jost Robinson, Family and the Field Study, Istanbul, James Loudon, Michaela Howells, Myrtle Beach, Second Skin Vintage, tattoos, Trevor Noah, UNCW, Wilmington
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I already miss my kids and “Notice: We will follow you to Madagascar, Student Loan Deadbeat!”
“Grand adventure calls and tugs on my heartstrings.” I didn’t say this, but it’s a good start to this post. It’s what my friend Michaela depicted me as saying to my son Lux as he left the house this morning. … Continue reading
Posted in Anthropology, Christopher Lynn, Columnists, Education, Evolution Outreach
Tagged Anthropology is Elemental, Carolyn Jost Robinson, James Loudon, Malinowski, Michaela Howells, Scuttle Shuttle, SEEPS
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