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    Study guide Anthropology: The study of Human kind and Human culture Archaeology: study of ancient cultures through remains: the scientific study of ancient cultures through the examination of their material remains such as buildings‚ graves‚ tools‚ and other artifacts usually dug up from the ground ; to recover information that will increase our understanding of the past 4 main goals: 1. Describe the form of archaeological evidence and its distribution in time and space 2. Determine

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    Historical Archaeology‚ vol. 23‚ pp. 15-24. Lawrence‚ S‚ and Davies‚ P 2011‚ ‘Australians at Home’‚ An Archaeology of Australia Since 1788‚ Springer‚ New York‚ pp. 279-325. bgffdhghgfhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh- hhhhhhgfgffghg gh gh hgh

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    Because of this having a gender perspective in archaeology better helps archaeologists to understand different groups of people. As feminist archaeology has risen‚ there are those who argue against it‚ insisting that it is essential to maintain a neutral‚ non gender biased perspective when dealing with artifacts of the past. Willey insists that it is important to systematically explore the relevance of feminist insights as well as approaches in archaeology. Willey argues that in fact “a feminist perspective

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    Chapter 1 Anthropology- the study of humankind in all times and places Holistic perspective- a fundamental principle of anthropology: that the various parts of human culture and biology must be viewed in the broadest Possible context in order to understand their interconnections and interdependence Ethnocentrism- the belief the ways of one’s own culture are the only proper ones Culture bound- looking at the world and reality based on the assumptions and values of one’s own culture

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    of humans remains are used to determine how they died. Forensic anthropology reconstructs the remains to create a reconstructed model. Conversely‚ archeologist studies artifacts and reconstruct the society that used those artifacts. The study of archaeology includes the cultural aspects the artifact had on the culture. Dwellings and left behind artifacts show patterns of migrations and the formation of new

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    Hebrew University’s Institute of Archaeology‚ said in a statement. "The findings include the jars in which the scrolls

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    from one generation to the next. Also refers to the appearance of a new species 2. Anthropology: A field of study that looks at human culture and evolutionary aspects of human biology (genetics‚ anatomy‚ etc.); including cultural anthropology‚ archaeology‚ linguistics‚ and physical anthropology 3. Scientific Method: An approach to research anthropologist use to identify a problem. A hypothesis is stated‚ and is tested through the collection and analysis of data. 4. Biocultural Evolution: The

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    CHAPTER 1 Archaeologies of Art: Time‚ Place‚ and Identity in Rock Art‚ Portable Art‚ and Body Art Inés Domingo Sanz‚ Dánae Fiore‚ and Sally K. May Time‚ place‚ and identity are some of the main issues archaeologists try to confront through the empirical and analytical study of visual arts (rock art‚ portable art‚ and body art). The classical view of these archaeological remains as art for art’s sake‚ created by a gifted individual or having a specific/unique aesthetic quality (for example‚ Reinach

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    Kathleen Kenyon(1906-1978)British archaeologist TOPIC CONCEPT: Some of the most incredible archaeological discoveries in the 20th century were made by Dame Kathleen Kenyon; she shaped archaeology with her contribution to institutions‚ training of future archaeologists and publications. NAME AND DEFINE: Kathleen Kenyon (5/1/1906-24/8/1978) is from London England and is the eldest daughter to Sir Frederic Kenyon‚ a British paleographer‚ biblical and classical scholar. He was a later director of the

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    architects and scientists for conducting archaeological research projects through its Excavation Branches‚ Prehistory Branch‚ Epigraphy Branches‚ Science Branch‚ Horticulture Branch‚ Building Survey Project‚ Temple Survey Projects and Underwater Archaeology Wing. STRUCTURAL CONSERVATION Before After Although there have been references of conservation of structures way back in the early Historic Period as evidenced at Junagadh‚ Gujarat‚ it was done on structures that were beneficial to the

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