An article by anthropology alumna Emily Crane (2014) was published in the most recent edition of the peer-reviewed journal The Applied Anthropologist.
Anthropology majors Sarah Loomis and Alex Boyer wanted to know what some ancient ceramic cylinders in the Miami Anthropology collections were used for.
Anthropologists James Bielo and John Cinnamon were among four faculty receiving a $10,000 grant to fund a research symposium on “Religion as Creativity.”
Only a handful of students in the packed lecture room admitted to knowing what mescal was when asked by anthropologist Dr. Ronda Brulotte. She told them that this will almost certainly change
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Anthropology is a holistic, interdisciplinary science of humanity. It is the study of people--their origins, adaptations and ecology, distribution, customs, languages, and social and religious beliefs. Anthropological study includes human genetics as well as personality and society, the prehistoric past as well as the global present, indigenous peoples as well as cosmopolitan migrants, the customs of ancient civilizations as well as the beliefs of peoples today and the study of our evolutionary relatives, the non-human primates.
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An article by anthropology alumna Emily Crane (2014) was published in the most recent edition of the peer-reviewed journal The Applied Anthropologist.
What challenges does new media pose to the anthropological study of media?
Anthropology majors Sarah Loomis and Alex Boyer wanted to know what some ancient ceramic cylinders in the Miami Anthropology collections were used for.
Anthropologists James Bielo and John Cinnamon were among four faculty receiving a $10,000 grant to fund a research symposium on “Religion as Creativity.”
How do you get 300 students to pay attention to advice about a paper they don’t need to turn in until the end of the semester?
Only a handful of students in the packed lecture room admitted to knowing what mescal was when asked by anthropologist Dr. Ronda Brulotte. She told them that this will almost certainly change