Hailey Clauson | Sebastian Kim | Numero #124 Tribal

Hailey Clauson | Sebastian Kim | Numero #124 Tribal AOC Private Studio

The female dispersal pattern believed seen in the two hominid groups is similar to that of many modern humans, chimpanzees and bonobos. But it is a dispersal pattern unlike most other primates — including gorillas — where the females stay with the group they are born into and the males move elsewhere. This study gets anthropologists closer to understanding the social structure of ancient hominids, one that could upend major assumptions about gender relations.

The bonobos, an endangered species living only in the Congo, remain matriarchal today and are a big focus at Anne of Carversville. Bonobos make love, not war. Sex, sex, and more sex. More than the Sixties.