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    Egyptian collections of the University Museum. This is a digital image of the coffin in which unknown E was buried. The arrow shows where the adjustment was made to accommodate his size body. Figure 2 is adapted from the archaeological institute of America. This is an image of unknown man E, which illustrate his head backwards with mouth wide open as if his was poisoned or suffocated to death. Figure 1…

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    Non-Material Culture

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    individuals in a society or more interestingly, musical instruments and music written to express emotionally that aspect of material culture. Derived from the need of preserving such valuable elements, various disciplines evolve such as art history archaeology, historic preservation, and anthropology, folklore and museum studies. According to Lance Winn (n.d.) with respect to Foucault, “the things we make reflect our beliefs about the world; the things around us affect the way that we…

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    the film by saying “Food, Inc., is a one-sided, negative, and misleading film about the way food is produced and sold in the United States. It is a documentary about the American food system the way Raiders of the Lost Ark was a documentary about archaeology.” The chicken council has put rules and regulations on how these chickens are treated. They regulate how much space each chicken has, the antibiotics they get and the food rations. The film discusses how the chickens are never let out of…

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    hepatitis, breast cancer, facial paralysis, diphtheria, leprosy, diabetes, cancer and gout. Later translations Latinized his name to Avicenna, and by the 13th century his work had become the standard medical reference text throughout Western Europe. Archaeology has further illuminated medical practices in the ancient world. Certain skeletons discovered during excavations demonstrate evidence of rather astonishing surgical successes. Perhaps the most startling evidence of sophisticated ancient…

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    Ethnohistory’s methodology, multidisciplinary engagement, and decolonizing research is crucial to the study of the Northern Plains. Through the use of anthropological research, journals and records of explorers and fur trappers, and archeological data, ethnohistorians highlight overlooked people groups and examine the religion and cultural structures of Northern Plains tribes. As I research the cultural and social development and change of the Mandan, these works provide essential context,…

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    Race In Anthropology

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    What is race? Race is used in governmental offices and forms. An example would be during the yearly Census when Americans take note of a number of which races they belong to. Other definitions of the term “race” are added as when a biologist talks about different races of a particular species of plants or animals. Although, the meanings attached to the word “race” are different in contexts, people continually blur the differences between the meanings in every day conversations. There is a…

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    Arikara Tradition

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    This essay gives numerous examples as proof of the importance that oral traditions hold in knowing the past of North America and its inhabitants. Oral traditions tell not only the history of their people, but also of past landscapes, climates, and even extinct megafauna in some cases. They bridge the physical evidence with cultures that are still thriving and active. Roger…

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    include that creationism limits students’ abilities to learn about proven human biology and archaeology, as well as the freedom to explore other theories about life other than religious ones. Because of these reasons, the First Amendment protects people’s rights to learn about science without the influence of creationism. Creationism was initially the most widely believed theory of life in pre-evolutionist America. The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution specifies that “separation of church…

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    She explained how for a senior project all undergraduates have to complete a thesis of a correct understanding of anthropology. There are several career opportunities for this major such as fields in archaeology where you study humans from the past and the material culture they leave behind. Others are forensics, mass communication, business, and human social services. Although, the University of Memphis offers two degrees in Anthropology: a bachelor’s…

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    lightbulb here. Goes to show how people like these changed the world and took it for a turn on their new inventions to help make life everywhere better for humanity. You should be grateful for all these wonderful inventors that helped make life in America easier. These New Jersey residents are one of the most creative in the…

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