Archaeology studies the ways of lives of past peoples by excavating and analyzing the physical remains they left behind. Paleoanthropology is the study of human evolution through analysis of fossil remains. Anthropometry gives shades some light on how differing physical characteristics have helped human groups adapt different geographical environments.
Archaeology studies the ways of lives of past peoples by excavating and analyzing the physical remains they left behind. Paleoanthropology is the study of human evolution through analysis of fossil remains. Anthropometry gives shades some light on how differing physical characteristics have helped human groups adapt different geographical environments.
Archaeology studies the ways of lives of past peoples by excavating and analyzing the physical remains they left behind. Paleoanthropology is the study of human evolution through analysis of fossil remains. Anthropometry gives shades some light on how differing physical characteristics have helped human groups adapt different geographical environments.
excavating and analyzing the physical remains they left behind. 2. It is concerned with the social and cultural dimensions of the living peoples (Pritchard 1995); and with the description and analysis of peoples lives and traditions Socio cultural 3. identify crash victims, war causalities, homicide victims, and skeletal remains in unmarked gravesForensics 4. Anthropometry I t give shades some light on how differing physical characteristics have helped human groups adapt different geographical environments. physical differences may be in terms of blood types, skin colors, skull shape, facial shape, hair texture, an 5. Primatological research 5 helps us understand what human beings share with other animals, what makes 6. Paleoanthropology is the study of human evolution through analysis of fossil remains. 7It studies the biological dimensions of human beings, including biological evolution, the physical variations between contemporary populations, and the biology and behavior of non-human primates physical anthropology
8. Ethnography: description of the culture of a certain group of people.
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10. Ethnology: Anthropological attempt to discover universal human patterns and the common biopsychological traits that bind all human beings.
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1-5 6.78 What are the3 unique approaches of Anthropology Archaeology 9.studies the ways of lives of past peoples by excavating and analyzing the physical remains they left behind. 11. It is concerned with the social and cultural dimensions of the living peoples (Pritchard 1995); and
with the description and analysis of peoples lives and
traditions Socio cultural 10. identify crash victims, war causalities, homicide victims, and skeletal remains in unmarked gravesForensics 412 Anthropometry I t give shades some light on how differing physical characteristics have helped human groups adapt different geographical environments. physical differences may be in terms of blood types, skin colors, skull shape, facial shape, hair texture, an 13. Primatological research 5 helps us understand what human beings share with other animals, what makes 14. Paleoanthropology is the study of human evolution through analysis of fossil remains. 15It studies the biological dimensions of human beings, including biological evolution, the physical variations between contemporary populations, and the biology and behavior of non-human primates physical anthropology
8. Ethnography: description of the culture of a certain group of people.