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Welcome to the Anthropology 4U blog, “A Beginner’s Guide to Anthropology!” In these posts, I write about the four fields of Anthropology for a general audience. And, I try to make the content easy to understand. So if you don’t know anything about Anthropology and you want to learn, keep reading! You can view the posts by category using the options below, and you can also view posts by tag. I hope you enjoy reading my posts and they teach you a lot about Anthropology. If you have comments or suggestions for future posts, please contact me. I’d love to hear from you! Hope you have a great day!
In the last post, you learned that evolution is a theory, and that a theory is something that all the scientific evidence supports. But, what exactly IS evolution? Doesn’t mean we evolved from monkeys? No! Evolution is very misunderstood. For
Lots of people say evolution is “just” a theory. But they may not know exactly what a “theory” is. In everyday language, the word ”theory” is often used to mean a “hunch” or “guess.” But in science, the word “theory”
In a previous blog post, you learned about the field of Physical Anthropology. While there are many subfields, there are basically 4 main parts to Physical Anthropology: genetics and evolution human adaptation and variation the primates the human fossil record
In a previous blog post, you learned about the 4 fields of Anthropology: Cultural Anthropology, Physical Anthropology, Archaeology, and Linguistics. In this blog post, we will be exploring the field of Physical Anthropology. Physical Anthropology Physical Anthropology is also known
I’m often asked, what Anthropology textbooks do you recommend? Many people are new to the field of Anthropology and want to learn more, but they don’t know where to start. Here are some textbooks in each of the 4 fields
This blog post will discuss the 4 fields of Anthropology. As you learned in the last blog post, Anthropology is the study of humans, in all times and all places. (If you didn’t read the last post, click here to read it.)
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