The Museum of Man in Balboa Park, San Diego has recently opened an exhibit titled, Cannibals: Myth and Reality. Open until 2018, the exhibit sheds new light on previous views on cannibalism and helps guests discover that cannibals are not always the monstrous people as displayed in the media.
Once past the ick factor, the displays provide a beautiful insight into cannibalism from a culturally relative perspective. Overlooking the room’s unorthodox layout, the exhibit does take the time to chronologically layout the history and development of cannibalism through various texts and journals.’. Stepping inside the exhibit, your attention is geared toward the artifacts and explanations are organized around the room, providing descriptions of
Once past the ick factor, the displays provide a beautiful insight into cannibalism from a culturally relative perspective. Overlooking the room’s unorthodox layout, the exhibit does take the time to chronologically layout the history and development of cannibalism through various texts and journals.’. Stepping inside the exhibit, your attention is geared toward the artifacts and explanations are organized around the room, providing descriptions of