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Six degrees of Earnest Hooton
In my “Race and Human Variation” (Anth 214) I try to use race as a guide to teach some of the history of physical anthropology. One of the lessons I present, using myself as the example, is “six degrees of … Continue reading
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Tagged academic phylogeny, biological anthropology, Earnest Hooton, history, physical anthropology
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The Biological Anthropology of Living Human Populations
Current Anthropology has a special supplemental issue available (for free) titled “The Biological Anthropology of Living Human Populations.” I will not have a chance to go through it in detail till later, but it looks to be a great collection … Continue reading
Posted in Anthropology, Teaching
Tagged history, living populations, physical anthropology
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