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Talk of cannibalism

Jared M. Diamond
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Jared M. Diamond: Department of Physiology University of California Medical School

Nature, 2000, vol. 407, issue 6800, 25-26

Abstract: Incontrovertible evidence of cannibalism has been found at a 900-year-old site in the southwestern United States. Why do horrified critics deny that many societies have found cannibalism acceptable?

Date: 2000
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