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Cannibalism A Perfectly Natural History

Bill Schutt

“A masterful and compulsively readable book that challenges our preconceived notions about a behavior often sensationalized in our culture and, until just recently, misunderstood in the scientific world.” For centuries scientists have written off cannibalism as a bizarre phenomenon with little biol...

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In the episode the book was cited as a source for historical information on cannibalism, especially European medical practices. PJ Vogt referenced it while discussing the context behind cannibalistic rituals. The discussion highlighted its usefulness for understanding the background of the topic.

Episode: Why don’t we eat people?

It was mentioned as a source for information on cannibalism, particularly the historical context and European practices of medical cannibalism.

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Columbus's prime directive like his mission from Spain was to find gold in the islands.

a mummy had been made of the cadaver of a red headed man aged 24 who'd been hanged.

he is not going to talk about like your Ed Gynes like your serial killers who ate people

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