Category:Anthropology

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Anthropology consists of the study of humankind. Central to anthropology is the concept of culture and that our species has evolved a universal capacity to conceive of the world symbolically, to teach and learn such symbols socially, and to transform the world (and ourselves) based on such symbols.

For more information, see the article about [[{{{1|Anthropology}}}]].

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Unwritten articles in this category:

• Hamman-Todd collection (important historic collection of human skeletal remains)
• Terry collection (important historic collection of human skeletal remains)
• Anthropological Research Facility (also known as "the Body Farm")
• William M. Bass Donated Skeletal Collection
• T. Dale Stewart (1901 - 1997) physical anthropologist, curator at Smithsonian Institution
• J. Lawrence Angel (1915 - 1986) physical anthropologist, Professor at Harvard University
• Clyde C. Snow physical anthropologist
• Henry Dobyns cultural anthropologist
• Arthur Kemp
• Douglas H. Ubelaker physical anthropologist, curator at Smithsonian Institution
• Richard L. Jantz physical anthropologist
• Wilton M. Krogman physical anthropologist
• Wiliam R. Maples physical anthropologist
• Mildred Trotter physical anthropologist, curator at Smithsonian Institution
• American Indian land claims
• Dilatory Domiciles (Periodic updates of Social Register?)
• Mkodos (tribe, Madagascar)
• Chief Jean Baptiste de Richardville
• Social Register Association (organization that decides who gets into the Social Register)
• sociometrics

Subcategories

There are 17 subcategories to this category.

A Anthropologists Archaeology C Criminology Cultural anthropology Culture

E Ethnic groups Ethnicity Ethnography Ethnology I Indigenous peoples L Linguistics

P Physical anthropology Pre-Columbian trans-oceanic contact Prehistory S Sexual orientation and science Structuralism T Time capsules

Articles in category "Anthropology"

There are 106 articles in this category.

Anthropology 1 1846 in archaeology A Action group Actor-network theory Age grade Age set Altaic people An Instinct for Dragons Ancestor worship Anthropological Society of London Anthropological linguistics Anthropological theories of value Anthropology of religion Archaeology Auxology B Band society Barbarian Behavioral modernity C Catch phrase Caucasian race Charisma Chiefdom Classification of indigenous peoples of the Americas Classificatory Collectivist and individualist cultures Complex society Cradle of Humanity Cranial capacity Cross-Cultural Studies Cultural anthropology Cultural area Cultural artifact Cultural diffusion Cultural ecology Cultural identity

C cont. Cultural materialism D Diffusion (anthropology) Diffusion of innovations Diffusionism Discourse E Ecological anthropology Economic anthropology Ethnobotanist Ethnobotany Ethnography Ethnology Ethnopoetics Evolutionism F Faux pas Fictive kinship First contact (anthropology) Folk religion Johann Carl Fuhlrott Functionalism (sociology) G The Golden Bough Grave goods H Shrunken head Homology (anthropology) Horse culture Human geography Human height Human weight Hunter-gatherer I Ichthyophagi Interpersonal relationship J Jakten på Odin K Kinship Kula M Mana Manhood Matriarchy

N Nomad O Ötzi the Iceman Outside Context Problem P Paleoethnobotany Patriarchy Patriclan Performance Studies Phratry Physical anthropology Political anthropology Positivism Pre-Columbian trans-oceanic contact Prehistory Primitive culture Proto-Australoid Protoculture S Sapir-Whorf hypothesis Scenester Science studies Segmentary lineage Society for the Study of the Indigenous Languages of the Americas Sociological positivism Structural functionalism Sworn virgin Symbolic system T Taung Child Terra preta Time discipline Tribe U Urban revolution Uyghur W Western culture White's Law Witchcraft World view