Tag Archives: Jesse Williams
Malu Is Like A Golden Ticket (Pt. 4)
Please consider contributing supporting the Inking of Immunity 2018 field season at Experiment.com/InkingImmunity. We were scheduled to start data collection with Chilo and the malu at 11AM in Pago Pago, with Joe at Off Da Rock in Nu’uuli at 1PM, and … Continue reading
Posted in Anthropology, Biological Anthropology, Christopher Lynn
Tagged American Samoa, Exclusive at Off Da Rock, Inking of Immunity, Jesse Williams, Joe Ioane, John Enright, Leuila Ioane, Michaela Howells, Off Da Rock Tattoos, SMS Adler, Su'a Wilson Fitiao, Troy Polamalu, Tua Tagovailoa
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Is tattooing a costly honest signal of fitness?
Last year I published a book chapter synthesizing an evolutionary perspective on tattooing for our Evolution Education in the American South volume and concluded by wondering whether athletes, specifically football players, get tattoos more than the average person (Lynn & … Continue reading
Posted in Anthropology, Biological Anthropology, Christopher Lynn
Tagged AJ McCarron, costly honest signaling, Crimson Tide, Inking of Immunity, Jesse Williams, Reuben Foster, tattooing
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