This author delves into the intricacies of human culture and society through an anthropological lens. Their work explores the complex traditions and social structures that shape human existence. Through academic research and teaching, they offer insightful perspectives on the diversity of human experience. Their writing is characterized by a profound curiosity and a desire to understand what it means to be human across various contexts.
What do the Great Wall of China, Georgia's polyphonic singing, the Mediterranean diet and the Vanuatu sand drawings have in common? Despite their evident dissimilarity, they are all protected by UNESCO, the supranational organisation that is responsible for preserving the common cultural heritage of humanity.