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Find here websites of any kind on any aspect of the admittedly broad field of Anthropology. Pictured: a replica (from the Museo Nacional de Antropología in Mexico City, Mexico -- one of many replicas to be found in museums worldwide) of the skeleton of Lucy, who, according to an unbylined Reuters article dated February 10, 2009, having been "found in Ethiopia in 1974, is the best-preserved example of Australopithecus afarensis, a species of pre-human."
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Anthropology of Eurasian religion and culture
Articles, nonfiction and novels, about "Western" religion and culture as a function of evolutionary anthropology.
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genessa -- webring!
If you're seeing this site in one of my rings, consider it an unofficial manager's page); otherwise it's my page about which rings I manage AND about WebRing in general, including WebRing membership and management. If THIS ring isn't on the page, it's due to be merged; check join instructions to see where.
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Forensic Anthropology Message Board Forum
Forensic Anthropology message board community for students and professionals. Talk about news, research, education, work and just general interests in forensic anthropology and related fields.
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Involuntary Ritual Amputation among the Nacirema
One of the most striking and least well-known aspects of the Nacirema people's fascinating culture, is their penchant for performing ritual body part amputation on involuntary members of their society.
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A Brief History of Cognitive Anthropology
Cognitive anthropology assumes that each culture orders events, material life and ideas, to its own particular criteria. The fundamental aim is to reliably represent the logical systems of thought of other people according to criteria which can be discovered and replicated through analysis. Its methodology and theoretical basis stem from the fields of both psychology and anthropology.
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Mermaids and Sirens - Symbols of Transformation
A compelling illustrated essay on the historical role played by mermaids as symbols of transformation and seduction in myths and our current culture.
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anthro4n6 web portal
anthropology, archaeology, A. afarensis, forensics, cultural, historical, navajo, nagpra
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Bruce Bradley flintknapping technology DVD
Petroglyphtrail.com offers Bruce Bradley educational DVD on Flintknapping technology. From basic understandings of the technology to specific techniques used by specific cutures. These DVD are indexed for enhanced learning and teaching. This site also offers other programing about archaeology, Native American culture, National Parks, Colorado History and Steam Trains.
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Bones - The Jeffersonian
For members there are excellent features including interviews, music, pictures, art, conversation, videos, articles plus all kinds of things relating to Bones, and also actual information on forensic anthropology, eg There is a blog-like portion that might help those looking to study forensic anthropology.
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Maya Astronomy: The Real Maya Prophecies
This site is a compendium of information about Maya archaeoastronomy. The focus is on what Maya sky-watchers actually achieved, based on credible evidence. It is an alternative to the fantastic theories involving UFOs and lost civilizations that seem to proliferate on the web. Topics include the Maya calendar, eclipse and Venus tables in the Dresden Codex, and astronomical symbolism
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