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  • 1991 Festival of American Folklife : June 28-July 1, July l4-July 7. 
    Festival of American Folklife (1991 : Washington D.C.) (Smithsonian Institution, 1991)
  • Anthropology and the Race Project 
    Moses, Yolanda T.; Jones, Joseph (2011)
    Description of the project 'Race: Are We So Different?' and the exhibit's message, themes, teaching materials, website, and traveling component, which toured the nation from 2007-2014; authors pose next steps for a public ...
  • Ethiopia Arisen: Discovering Rastafari 
    Homiak, John P. (2005)
    Smithsonian anthropologist Homiak based this article on his decades-long research into the history and culture of the Rastafari.
  • Festival of American Folklife 1997. 
    Festival of American Folklife (1997 : Washington D.C.) (Smithsonian Institution, 1997)
  • Frederick Douglass and the Archaeology of Wye House 
    Leone, Mark; Knauf, Jocelyn; Tang, Amanda (2011)
    Brief account of an archaeological investigation at Wye House, a former Maryland plantation still owned and occupied by descendants of the original family; the plantation and its large slave population are described in all ...
  • Putting Pensacola on the Map! 
    Bense, Judith A. (1995)
    In Pensacola, archaeology is viewed as an economic resource with support from business, civic, and political entities.,
  • Race and the Media 
    Jackson, John L. Jr. (2011)
    Discussion of the intersection of media, anthropology, and race.
  • Teacher's Corner: Doing Collaborative Ethnography 
    Lassiter, Luke Eric (2004)
    How an anthropologist and a group of faculty and students at Ball State University produced 'The Other Side of Middletown', a collaborative ethnography of the African American community in Muncie, Indiana.
  • Teacher's Corner: The Carolina - Washington Connection in the Classroom 
    Williams, Brett (1987)
    One teacher's innovative fine arts instruction leads to insights about the migration connection between rural African American families in the Carolinas and in Washington, D. C.

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