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    The development of historical archaeology in the United States‚ stated with a historic preservation movement in the mid-nineteenth century after the civil war. The historic preservation movement‚ was the result of the American elite wanting to preserve their history in the United States. Many of the American elite believed that their history is being threatened by the social changes caused by immigration and the new industrial capitalists wanting to destroy historical monuments for their own economic

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    There are four kinds of anthropologist that study different areas of human behavior. You will need a great deal of education‚ but the outcome is amazing with the tasks you will be doing and the salary you will make. To become an anthropologist you will need to have your basic classes taken first. It is also a very smart idea to take classes on philosophy and religions to get a good grip on what you will be doing in your career. If you want to become an anthropologist you will need to get your

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    society‚ in which a high level of culture‚ science‚ industry‚ and government has been reached. Historian: Someone who studies the past Archaeologist: Someone who studies the past by looking at artifacts Fossil: Natural remains Artifact: Man-made remains Anthropologist: Someone who studies the past by looking at the culture of ancient civilizations Paleontologist: Someone who studies the past by looking at fossils Geologist: Someone who studies the past by looking at nature (rocks‚ mountains‚ moss

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    Eyad Farraj Biographical Presentation Anthropologist: Jane Buikstra Jane Buikstra is an American anthropologist and bioarchaeologist. She was born on November 2nd‚ 1945. She is one of the most influential American Anthropologists in her field. Her work has had global significance. She majored in Anthropology at Depauw University and has obtained her master’s and doctorate degrees from the university of Chicago. Since then she has worked on numerous field work projects all around the Americas and

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    is the study of humankind‚ viewed from the perspective of all people and all times. Cultural Anthropology Cultural Anthropology is the study of cultures and societies of human beings and their very recent past. Traditional cultural anthropologists study living cultures and present their observations in ethnography. Linguistic Anthropology Linguistic Anthropology is the study of language‚ especially how language is structured‚ evolution of language‚ and the social and cultural contexts

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    archaeology and forensic anthropology. In the show‚ the main character Dr Temperance Brennan is a forensic anthropologist who not only helps the FBI to crack murder cases‚ but also studies human remains of ancient times or victims of genocide. This show had deepened my understanding of the profession of anthropology and its strong connection to narrative. In Season 8 Episode 11 “The Archaeologist in the Cocoon”‚ other than the usual crime solving storyline‚ there was also a sub-storyline where Neanderthals

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    Borshay Lee- studied the !Kung San from Africa * Zora Neal Hurston- one of Boaz’s students‚ an African-American folklorist * Bronislaw Malinowski- the father of fieldwork‚ said anthropologists need to learn the language of the people‚ supported functionalism * Mary and Loius Leakey- husband and wife paleontologists‚ convinced the world that humans evolved out of Africa * Lucy- a Australopithecus fossil‚ found in Ethiopia * Lewis Henry Morgan- supporter of evolutionism/uni-lineal evolution

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    years‚ American archaeologists excavated precious Native American Indian burial grounds and other holy archaeological sites removing artifacts and human remains. These remains were either placed in storage facilities or simply archived and not even studied further. This removal of artifacts to American Indians is morally unjust and discourteous to the history of Native Americans. While American Indians attempted to prevent excavations on their ancestors’ land‚ western archaeologists argued that the

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    The Incredible Human Journey Paleontologists believe the entire human race descends from Africa. The earliest human remains were discovered there‚ this is why scientists believe “we are all children of Africa.” Archeologists discovered a human skull that is dated 195 thousand years old. No other remains remotely close to this age have been discovered anywhere else on the planet. Evidence suggests that the first human like species evolved around 400 million years ago from apes eventually evolving

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    Michaela Hurtienne Anthropology 101 Forensic Anthropology Forensic Anthropology has been a vital component in the investigation of genocides and homicides. Forensic archeologists and anthropologists excavate human remains and identify skeletal remnants‚ to discover information on how each individual died. Through this‚ they are able to figure out what had occurred in the death and why it happened. In one case in particular‚ known as the John McRae case‚ we can observe how the forensic recovery

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