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Browsing AnthroNotes by Subject "Geography"

Browsing AnthroNotes by Subject "Geography"

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  • Tourists and Strangers: An Anthropological Perspective 
    Spang, Lyra (2010)
    Anthropologist Spang examines tourism as an ideal place to explore key questions about identity production, 'the other,' boundaries between different ethnic and cultural groups, as well as cultural exchange, change, and ...
  • Understanding the Behavior of Shi'a and Sunni Muslims in Iraq is Complicated 
    Beeman, William O. (2009)
    Anthropological exploration of the complicated nature of Iraq's several communities and sub-communities, and how they view and interact with each other.
  • Unpacking Cars: Doing Anthropology at INTEL 
    Bell, Genevieve (2011)
    Cars are significant sites of human activity and here one car is investigated for what it can tell us about culture and technology; the author, who specializes in the study of technology and its uses, is senior cultural ...
  • Updating Olmec Prehistory 
    Grove, David (1992)
    Based on newer evidence, scholars reevaluate the traditional interpretations of Olmec history.
  • Virtual Worlds and Futures of Anthropology 
    Boellstorff, Tom (2009)
    Explores, from an anthropologist's point of view, the emerging relationships between the actual and virtual worlds; author contends that Internet technologies will shape human societies in ways we can scarcely imagine now.
  • Websites on Ancient Egypt 
    Kaupp, P. Ann (2012)
    A list of sites useful for teaching and learning about ancient Egypt. This article appeared only in the online digital version of 'AnthroNotes.'
  • Who Got To America First? A Very Old Question 
    Williams, Stephen (1992)
    Controversial evidence and lack of evidence for early contacts with the Americas; for an updated version of this article, see 'Anthropology Explored, 2nd ed.'
  • Why Human Skin Comes in Colors 
    Jablonski, Nina G. (2011)
    Study of the evolution of skin pigmentation as an important part of the study of human diversity and as an aid to understanding how human health is affected when living in environments far distant from our ancestral homelands.
  • Young Scholars� Social Science Summit 
    Kaupp, P. Ann (2003)
    Article describes a conference organized for high school social science teachers and students; local social science scholars presented and led discussions about the topic of refugees.

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