Anthropology

 

Anthropology is the science of humanity, examining human life and variation in the different forms in which they are found. Anthropology considers the variety of customs, languages, and civilizations that make up humanity. Uniting diverse sciences such as biology and geology, with humanistic endeavors such as religious studies, philosophy, and history, anthropology has often been called the most scientific of the humanities and the most humanistic of the scientific disciplines.
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Mythical Foundations/Material Consequences: A Look at Archaeological Research at the Workers Row Hou

The Museum of Anthropology at Wayne State University is celebrating its 50th anniversary on Octob ...

Monica Rodriguez is working in Guatemala for the summer
Monica Rodriguez, one of our PhD students, is spending the summer working at the NAPA-OT Field Schoo ...

New Course for Fall 2009! The Archaeology of Religion (ANT 7620)

The goal of this course is to introduce students to the archaeological study of religion. we will ...

 

Katherine Dunham: The Centennial birthday of an African American Woman
2/9/2010
Guerin Montilus, Professor, Anthropology & Penny Godboldo, Associate Professor, Dance, Marygrove Col ...

 
  
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