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    devised a new method and understanding on the intelligence of ancient civilizations along with new findings that can be applied to other research projects throughout history. Second‚ the terracotta warriors displays an impressionable enigma for anthropologists and archaeologists on ancient china and other civilizations. These terracotta army warriors began a large pattern in afterlife guardians that impacted many other societies for centuries to come. For over 2‚000 years‚ the terracotta army was

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    Neanderthal and Homo sapiens were the two species of the Homo genus that lived during the ice age. Even though they had similar life styles‚ Neanderthals extinct‚ and Homo sapiens were able to live on and became the direct ancestor of modern human. Anthropologists state that this difference come from the difference of women’s role in society. In Neanderthal society‚ there was almost no division of labor between men and women. Therefore‚ it was not unusual for women to be helping men with their hunting.

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    that they are exactly the same on the inside. In today’s society‚ everybody is equal. No nationality or race is deemed unuperior. 1. What is “language?” How does it differ from other forms of animal communication? What areas of language are anthropologists interested in and why? 1. We use language to express inner thoughts and emotions‚ make sense of complex and abstract thought‚ to learn to communicate with others‚ to fulfill our wants and needs‚ as well as to establish rules and maintain our

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    which originated as mutations. Not all species evolve at the same rate. The theory of evolution does not prove that species will constantly evolve or how fast the species will change when it does (Park‚ 2008). 3) Discuss what a physical anthropologist may examine/investigate in order to study evolution. Paleoanthropology is a branch of paleontology that falls under physical anthropology. Paleoanthropologists study extinct primates and fossils. They use these examinations to further investigate

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    contemplates the human social life‚ groups and societies. In an anthropological view I think human evolution is what makes us human. There were many different anthropologists that used human evolution to explain what makes us human and there were a couple who we viewed their video talks. Jane Goodall is one leading anthropologist who has worked and lived with chimpanzees for a long time. In her video talk she says that chimpanzees‚ gorillas and orangutans also learn human sign language just

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    order to fully embrace Songhay magic‚ the limiting view of a white‚ outsider anthropologist‚ and all of the rigid beliefs that accompany that position had to be shed. Not only because that identity restricted his physical access to the information necessary to the study of sorcery‚ but because it also mentally distanced him‚ making his acceptance of their sorcery impossible. For Stoller‚ the transition from anthropologist outsider to student of Songhay sorcery was only plausible as he became increasingly

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    ethnomedicine. In the formative years‚ some anthropologists favoured identifying the field as "ethnomedicine‚" while others preferred "anthropology of health." The term "medical anthropology prevalled‚ however‚ coming to represent a diversified range of orientations. History George M. Foster and Barbara Gallatin Anderson (1978) trace the development of medical anthropology to four distinct sources: the interest of early physlcal 1 anthropologists in human evolution and adaptation‚ ethnographic

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    Trobriand Islands was to see a male dominated society‚ but she quickly found that the women of the islands would be her focus. Wiener had read and studied Malinowski’s writings regarding the Trobriand Islands and since he was a highly regarded anthropologist she probably thought that the culture of the people would be exactly what Malinowski described. Things changed

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    to the ground. This condition occurs within the first 12 hours after death. 5. What does a forensic anthropologist do? Specializes in the identification and examination of skeletal remains. Forensic anthropologists may also be called on to help identify the victims of disasters like fires‚ explosions‚ and plane crashes‚ where bodies may be burned or mutilated in some way. Forensic anthropologists help determine whether bones and skeletal remains are from a long ago burial that has been unearthed

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    POLITICS‚ POWER AND VIOLENCE Politics and power can be thought of as intimate aspects of all subjects that anthropologists investigate‚ as processes of domination‚ resistance and social transformation are inevitably involved in the creation and representation of cultural practices and relationships. Power and violence are not the same. Power is psychological‚ a moral force that makes people want to obey. Violence enforces obedience through physical coercion. Those who use violence may manage to

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