African Studies: Cultural & Physical Anthropology

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	African Studies: Cultural & Physical Anthropology
Acc.No	Title and brief description
0001	Cultural Anthropology Category Portal
0002	Physical Anthropologye Category Portal
0003	General Anthropology Resources and Lists Category Portal
0004	Anthropologists Find 4.5 Million-year-old Hominid Fossils In Ethiopia Category Science News
0005	African Anthropology Category Educational website
0006	Cultural anthropology Category Research website
0007	Violence and survival in Ethiopia: A comparative anthropology of the Suri people Category Article
0008	Physical Anthropology Links Category Portal
0009	The Laboratory of Physical Anthropology (1976 - Present) Category Research website
0010	Anthropology of Ethiopia Category Article
0011	Anthropologist challenges species identification of ancient child skeleton found in Ethiopia Category Article
0012	Anthropology Digital Library Category Portal
0013	Early human occupation of the Red Sea coast of Eritrea during the Last Interglacial The fossil record points to Africa as the origin of anatomically modern humans, approximately 130,000 years before the present. Evidence of Homo sapiens has been found throughout the continent; however, until recently there was little to no reliable evidence that humans were living along the coast at this time. The lack of evidence is in part due to the fact that the African coastline has changed dramatically since the Pleistocene. Category Research website
0014	Paleolithic Research on the Red Sea Coast of Eritrea The specific goals of the project are: 1) to excavate Middle Stone Age (MSA) and Late Stone Age (LSA) sites along the Red Sea Coast of Eritrea that were documented by a pilot survey in May 20051; 2) to describe the geological context and spatial distribution of artifacts; 3) to map lithic raw material sources so that they can be integrated into models of industrial variability; 4) to characterize the variability of lithic and faunal remains at MSA and LSA sites; 5) to refine the chronology of the sites. Fieldwork has commenced in spring 2006 at the Asfet site on the southwest coast of the Gulf of Zula Category Research website
0015	Abdel Ghaffar M. Ahmed, Anthropology in the Sudan: reflections by a Sudanese anthropologist.(Book Review) Category Book
0016	Anthropologist digs ancient Sudan bones Category Somali heritage website
0017	Anthropology and the Civilizing Mission in Colonial Sudan Category Research
0018	Ancient Africa from the beginnings BC / BCE Category Portal
0019	Bibliography for the Study of Magic Witchcraft and Religion Category Bibliography
0020	The Anthropology of Islam Category Research
0021	Anthropology of Religion Category Portal
0022	Cultural Anthropology Links Category Portal
0023	Cultural anthropology: Library Resources Category Educational website
0024	Anthropology Article Databases Category Database
0025	Physical Anthropology Resources Category Portal
0026	Physical Anthropology Sites on the Internet Physical Anthropology is the field of study concerned with the morphology and genetics of early homo sapiens. The evolution and adaptations of humans over the past half dozen million years is of study interest Category Portal
0027	AAPA Statement on Biological Aspects of Race Category Article
0028	Anthropological Theories Category Educational website
0029	Cultural Anthropology: Theories Category Educational website
0030	Anthropological Theory CategoryIntute website

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