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by Peter McAllister


  12. Bovin, 2001.

  13. Oliver, 1974.

  14. Conklin, 1949.

  15. Clink, 2005.

  16. Oliver, 1974.

  17. Haavio-Mannila, 1997.

  18. Laumann, 2000.

  19. Nieuwenhuis, 2006.

  20. Haddow, 2006.

  21. Gentry, 1988.

  22. A male chimpanzee will frequently apply his fingers and lips to a female chimp’s genitals to investigate her fertility status. This constant contact means there is not the same opportunity for herpes virus to become isolated in either the oral or genital region among chimps as there is among humans. Chimpanzee herpes is, accordingly, a single virus in both oral and genital areas.

  23. Oliver, 1989.

  24. Long, 2006.

  25. Mantegazza, 2001.

  26. Mantegazza, 2001.

  27. Laumann, 2000; Miller, 2004.

  28. Rao, 1995.

  29. Heath, 1988.

  30. Oliver, 1989.

  31. Edgerton, 1964. This is particularly remarkable given that women among the Pokot were apparently also universally subjected to clitoridectomy.

  32. Haavio-Mannila, 1997.

  33. Laumann, 2000.

  34. Marshall, 1979.

  35. Brunker, 2003.

  36. Gregor, 1987.

  37. Houston, 1996.

  38. Oliver, 1989.

  39. Jenks, 1998.

  40. Oliver, 1989.

  41. Oliver, 1989.

  42. Oliver, 2002.

  43. Gammon, 1997.

  44. The view is sometimes expressed that this wish for sexual privacy cannot really be an instinct, since watching explicit pornography seems to violate it. Yet I suspect that this is partly why witnessing other people’s sex acts is exciting in the first place: because it violates our instinctual sense of propriety. Most other primates, who copulate without concern in public, would probably find the idea of hardcore pornography both boring and incomprehensible.

  45. Oliver, 1989.

  46. Duczko, 2004.

  47. Kirby, 1981.

  48. True, other species of chimp don’t show this behavior, suggesting it may be something that has arisen separately in bonobos since they split from chimps around 1.5 million years ago. It is equally possible, however, that chimps are the ones who have changed, and that our common ancestor behaved with decidedly bonobo-like erotic abandon.

  49. Guthrie, 2005. My thanks go out to Dr. Paul Bahn here, who kindly provided his expert knowledge on this.

  50. Herdt, 1999.

  51. Why he chose the German edition, I’m afraid I don’t know.

  52. Weismantel, 2004.

  53. Anthropologist Mary Weismantel, in her excellent journal article on the Moche sex-pots (see Bibliography), theorizes that the masturbating-skeleton motif is intended to show the continuity of reproduction across generations; even death does not stop the sacred essence of life—semen—being passed down.

  54. Seinfeld episode, “The Jimmy.”

  55. Abbott, 2001.

  56. It has to be said, however, that not all desert fathers succeeded in conquering their lust. In fact, so many indulged in affairs with peasant lasses that it became customary for village girls to blame any unexplained pregnancy on them.

  57. Weale, 2002.

  58. Forster, 2004.

  59. Gay, 1999.

  60. Wassersug, 2007.

  61. Miles, 2000.

  62. Interestingly, the term itself was invented by Alfred Kinsey, apparently as a misreading from Malinowski’s work on the Trobriand Islands. There is no evidence that any missionary ever tried to teach the position to their native congregation. Priest, 2001.

  63. Alzate, 1984.

  64. Malinowski, 1932.

  65. Metz, 1997.

  66. Studies of the difference between identical and non-identical (fraternal) twins are important because they allow us to isolate the effects of heredity. Because twins are usually brought up in the same household, and undergo the same environmental influences, any consistent difference between identical and non-identical twins is probably hereditary.

  67. Jern, 2007.

  68. Simmons, 1960.

  Epilogue

  1. Darwin, 2001.

  2. Darwin, 2007.

  3. Taylor, 1981.

  4. Sherman, 1997.

  Index

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  Aboriginal dispute-resolution process

  action figures

  Adair, James

  aerobic capacity

  affluence

  aggression

  genes for

  Aka Pygmy fathers

  Al-Mulk, Sharaf

  al Qaeda

  Alaska Science Center

  Alexander the Great

  Ali, Muhammad

  Allen’s law

  altruism

  American Journal of Economics and Sociology,

  Amis, Martin

  Career Move

  amputations

  ancient Greek trireme rowers

  Andamanese Islanders

  “Anthropology Days,”

  anthropometry

  archery

  Ariaal nomads

  Arioi cult

  Aristophanes

  Aristotle

  On the Generation of Animals

  arm wrestling

  Arrichion

  Asmat tribe

  Assassin sect

  Astylos of Syracuse

  Axayacatl

  Bagent, Travis

  Baldwin of Hainault

  bältesspänning (knife-wrestling)

  Bandelier, Adolph

  Barnes, Jim

  basketball-style games

  battle oration

  Bauman, John

  Beckham, David

  Beckham, Victoria (“Posh Spice”)

  Bergmann’s law

  berserkergang,

  Bertsolaritza,

  Bertuzzi, Todd

  Best, Elsdon

  bin Laden, Osama

  Bligh, Captain William

  Blood Eagle Rite

  Blood Pinning

  Blue Sutra, The

  Bobby, Brendan

  bodybuilding

  Body Dysmorphic Disorder

  body modification

  body ornamentation

  Bogardus

  bogwera initiation rite

  Bolt, Usain

  Bolton, Andy

  bone mass

  Bonnar, Stephan “The American Psycho,”

  boryokudan

  Botocudo Indians

  Bourke, John

  Bovin, Mette

  boxing

  Brand, Jo

  bravery

  breastfeeding, male

  Brenzk, John

  Brown, Alfred Nesbitt

  Brown, Peter

  Bruce, James

  Brummel, Beau

  bull-riding

  Burns, Martin “Farmer,”

  Buzkashi (goat-grabbing)

  Bybon

  Calippus

  cannibalism

  Carleton, William

  Carlie, Mike

  Carlyle, Thomas

  Carneiro, Robert

  Carpini, John

  Catlin, George

  celibacy

  Chamberlain, Wilt

  chariot racing

  Charmides

  Chaseland, Tommy

  child beauty contests

  childbirth taboos

  chimpanzee studies

  Churchill, Steve

  Churchward, William

  circumcision rituals

  circus strongmen

  Claudius Nero

  Cleomedes

  Clink, Tony

  The Layguide

  Coad, David

 
Cohen, William

  combat sports

  corporate identity

  Cortés, Hernán

  cosmetic surgery

  couvade rituals

  Creugas

  crimes of passion

  Croft, Colin

  cultural changes

  Daihachiro, Wasa

  Daimon, Agathos

  Daisuke

  Daly, Martin

  Damoxenus

  dandies

  Darwin, Charles

  Davis, John

  de’ Conti, Niccolò

  de Coubertin, Baron Pierre

  de Lahontan, Baron

  de Waal, Frans

  death rates from war

  Dedge, Douglas

  Dedovshchina system

  Demonicus of Elis

  depilation

  dildos

  Diocles

  Dioscorides, Pedanius

  Dioxippus

  discus throwing

  Doshi, Kain

  Duffy, Kevin

  Children of the Forest

  Dunbar, William

  Dunton, John

  Durán, Diego

  Dutt, William

  Ebersole, Brian

  Edge-Partington, J.

  Eisenhauer, Captain John

  Eliade, Mircea

  Elias, Norbert

  Ellis, William

  Elyot, Sir Thomas

  Emelianenko, Aleksander

  Eminem

  “empathy belly,”

  endurance, athletic

  erectile dysfunction

  eroticization

  Eumastas

  eunuchs

  Euripides

  Eurydamas of Cyrene

  Eusebius

  Ecclesiastical History

  extramarital affairs

  eyesight

  fa’afafine “women men,”

  face painting

  facial symmetry

  Faludi, Susan

  Stiffed

  Families in the U.S. (Hansen and Garey)

  fast-twitch fibers

  fatherhood, see also Aka Pygmy fathers

  child care

  discipline

  equal treatment of sons and daughters

  modern

  presence at birth of child

  sex education

  stepfathering

  time spent with children

  Fedoruk, Todd

  female infanticide

  feminisation

  fida’is

  50 Cent

  Firth, Raymond

  flyting contests

  football

  foreskins

  Fosbury, Dick

  Fraser, John

  Friedrich, Adolf (Duke of Mecklenburg)

  Freuchen, Peter

  Fry, Stephen

  Fund for Animals

  Galen

  Garey, Anita

  Garner, Joel

  genetics

  Genghis Khan

  gerewol beauty pageant

  Ghiyath-ud-din-Khilji

  gladiators

  glima (belt-wrestling)

  Goemon, Ishikawa

  Goodall, Jane

  Gore, Tipper

  Gracie, Royce

  Graham, Billy

  Gregor, Thomas

  Griffin, Forrest

  group sex

  Guantánamo Bay

  gusimbuka-urukiramende initiation ritual

  Gusinde, Martin

  guslar tradition

  gynecomastia

  hairstyles

  Hallet, Jean Pierre

  haló song duels

  Hansen, Karen

  HapMap project

  harems

  Harvard Review of Psychiatry

  Hasdrubal

  hazing

  Hefner, Hugh

  height

  heminuwe puberty ceremony

  Hermes

  Hermogenes of Xanthos

  herpes simplex infection

  Hesiod

  Hewlett, Professor Barry

  Intimate Fathers

  Hippia

  Hipposthenes

  hockey

  Homer

  Homo neanderthalensis

  hunting

  homoeroticism

  Humboldt University’s Institute of Legal Medicine

  hunting

  endurance

  Hustler

  Ibn al-Athir

  Iccus

  Iliad

  illiteracy

  Inclusion Body Myopathy-3 (IBM3)

  initiation rituals

  International Journal of Men’s Health

  International Organisation Against Circumcision Trauma (INTACT)

  irezumi tattoos

  Irish brawls

  Irish hurling

  Italian Journal of Neuropsychology

  Ivarr

  Jackson, Curtis James, see

  Cent James, LeBron

  Jane Goodall Institute for Primate Studies

  javelin throwing

  Jeffries, Ross

  Johns Hopkins Medical School

  Jordan, Michael

  Josephus

  jousting

  jumping

  Juvenal

  Kalahari Desert Bushmen

  Kayapo people

  Keeley, Lawrence

  War Before Civilization

  Kennedy, Walter

  Kenyan Giriama

  Keyo people

  kimali kayasa festival

  King Aella

  King Darius

  King Eirik Bloodaxe

  King Mongkut

  King Shulgi

  King Tanga

  Kleitomachos of Thebes

  knattleikr (game)

  Knowles, Nathaniel

  Kouros, Yiannis

  kyūdō (Japanese archery)

  La Ferrassie

  Lancet, The

  Lasthenes

  Latin limericks

  Leonidas of Rhodes

  Lessa, William

  Lewis, Carl

  Lindfors, Adolf

  Linton, Ralph

  Livy

  Lobb, Huw

  Lord, Albert

  Ludford, Roger

  McCain, Senator John

  “maccaroni” men

  McGee, Dr. W. J.

  McGonagall, William Topaz

  Mae Enga

  Magnus, Albertus

  male-male bonds

  male-male segregation

  Malinowski, Bronislaw

  Malo, David

  Mantegazza, Paolo

  marathon runners

  Marciano, Rocky

  Marshall, Lorna

  Marshall, Mac

  Marshall, Samuel “Slam”

  Men Against Fire

  Martial

  Martyn, Nicholas

  Marx, John “The Luxembourg Hercules,”

  Maués people of Brazil

  Mbuti Pygmy elephant hunts

  MC Juice

  Mededovi, Avdoć

  medical treatments

  medieval fairs

  Mehinaku Indians

  Melville, Herman

  metrosexuals

  military medals

  military training

  Milo of Kroton

  Mixed Martial Arts (MMA)

  modern man

  Mongol tribe

  Moore, James

  Moore, Steve

  Morgan, Joan

  Motsamai, Lebohang

  Mt. Hagen tribe

  Mura Indian men

  Murder Inc.

  murder rates

  Murphy, Eddie

  muscularity

  mutilation

  Nash, Charla

  Näslund, Markus

  National Football League

  National Hockey League

  National Opinion Research Center

  New Guinean Baruya tribesmen

  New Scientist

  Nimuendajú, Curt

  ninja

/>   Nishapur

  nith song duels

  Nlaka’pamux Indians

  Odyssey

  olamayio ritual

  Oliver, Douglas

  Oneirocritica

  ontogeny

  Oromo people of Ethiopia

  Orr, Colton

  Owens, Jesse

  Palelei, Soa “The Hulk,”

  Pankration

  Paredao, Edson

  Parents Music Resource Center

  Parry, Milman

  Pausanias

  penis size

  Pennsylvania School of Medicine Muscle Institute

  periodontistry, prehistoric

  Phayllos

  Phelps, Michael

  Philo

  piercing/scarring

  Pindar

  Olympian Odes

  Playboy

  Pliny the Elder

  Plutarch

  poetic duels

  poetry, ancient, versus rap

  love

  Polhemus, Ted

  polo

  Pope, Alexander

  The Dunciad

  pornography

  Porphyrius

  premature ejaculation

  Prescott, William H.

  Primrose

  Public Enemy

  puppetry of the Polynesian penis

  Putnam, Patrick

  Ra Undreundre

  Ragnars Saga

  Ramsey, William

  Rankov, Boris

  rap battles

  Rasmussen, Knud

  rautis

  Rezazadeh, Hossein

  Rhymes, Busta

  risk-taking

  Rodman, Dennis

  Roman Christian martyrs

  Roosevelt, President Teddy

  Hunting the Grisly and Other Sketches

  Rossiter, Harry

  rowing comparisons

  Ruban, Viktor

  Ruffstylz

  running

  Rwala Bedouin tribesmen

  sadomasochism

  St. Louis World Fair

  Saladin

  Sambian men of New Guinea

  Sanders, Captain David

  Sandow, Eugen

  Saxon, Arthur

  scalping

  Schliemann, Heinrich

  Sergius

  Severn, Dan

  sex education

  sex toys

  sexual performance/techniques

  sexual selection

  height

  verbal creativity and

  Shaka Zulu’s impis

  Shakur, Tupac

  Shamrock, Ken

  Shelford, Frederic

  shinobi

  Shoshone Indians

  Siculus, Diodorus

  Simpson, Mark

  Sioux games

  Smithsonian Institute

  Snoop Dog

  Socrates

  song duels

  Sostratus

 

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