Cannibalism
A detailed Summary of Cannibalism
It is amazing how cannibalism is hardly accepted as an aspect that could have occurred in
past and present cultures. I consider cannibalism as interesting and am intrigued by the
idea of why it would occur. Though I do not believe cannibalism is a proper way of life, I
do believe that, under certain circumstances, reasons as to why cannibalism occurs could
make it more widely accepted, such as starvation. A proper example would be the Donner
Party. (Diamond 2000) However, Jeffrey Dahmer would be a great example of the
complete opposite, and it is because of him, cannibalism has a bad reputation and could
give a culture extreme humiliation and a "crude slur on their ancestors."(Preston 1998: 79)
When the great Southwestern civilization was recognized, the Anasazi were
suggested to be peaceful farmers with amazing art and architecture. In the center of this
civilization was Chaco, a structure that possibly could have been up to four stories high
and was made of stone. It was also named the Great House. Connected to Chaco was
many arrow-straight lines (roads) that led out to other sites. These people are accepted to
having no rule or class, there was no rich or poor, but that they lived in harmony with

it seems that these conclusions are only based on the fact that other cultures have been
killed, crudely dismembered, violently mutilated...every skull is smashed...every skull,
and scrapes just as those of the Anasazi, resulting in an effect called the "pot polish."
such an act. Would it not be difficult to witness events that occurred before 1150 AD?!
proves to be wrong and that the myoglobin was from an animal or from the human itself,
was able to identify thirty-eight of seventy-two sites as being those where cannibalism
argument was that there is no single anthropologist that could claim that he/she witnessed
comes to a society back in 1150 AD, I do not see how it can be any more surprising,
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Approximate Word count = 1882
Approximate Pages = 8 (250 words per page double spaced)
Category: History
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