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.

The main article for this category is Anthropology.

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Unwritten articles in this category:

• Janine R. Wedel prize-winning anthropologist, George Mason University (critical study on Western "Aid" to Eastern Europe)
• American Indian land claims
• J. Lawrence Angel (1915 - 1986) physical anthropologist, Professor at Harvard University
• Anthropological Research Facility (also known as "the Body Farm")
• William M. Bass Donated Skeletal Collection
• Dilatory Domiciles (Periodic updates of Social Register?)
• Henry Dobyns cultural anthropologist
• Hamman-Todd collection (important historic collection of human skeletal remains)
• Richard L. Jantz physical anthropologist
• Arthur Kemp
• Wilton M. Krogman physical anthropologist
• Wiliam R. Maples physical anthropologist
• Mkodos (tribe, Madagascar)
• Nutritional Anthropology
• Chief Jean Baptiste de Richardville
• public anthropology
• Social Register Association (organization that decides who gets into the Social Register)
• sociometrics
• T. Dale Stewart (1901 - 1997) physical anthropologist, curator at Smithsonian Institution
• Douglas H. Ubelaker physical anthropologist, curator at Smithsonian Institution
• urban anthropology

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