Anthropology is the study of humankind over the entire world and throughout
time. Anthropologists study existing cultures and human behavior (cultural
anthropology), traditions (folklore), prehistoric cultures and lifeways
(archaeology), the biological makeup and evolution of humans (physical
anthropology), and the origin and nature of language (linguistics).
Anthropology in the News
- Host to the Center for Maritime
Archaeology and Conservation (CMAC) is one of two centers
supporting the academic mission of the Department of Anthropology. CMAC conducts
underwater archaeology excavations in conjunction with the Institute of Nautical
Archaeology and performs contract work for archaeological agencies throughout
the United States in artifact conservation, ship model construction, and 3-D
graphic imaging through the specialized laboratories that are an integral part
of the Center.
- The Institute of Nautical Archaeology
supports field investigations around the world. Its mission includes conducting
significant archaeological research that will increase knowledge of the
evolution of civilizations through the location and excavation of submerged or
buried ships, submerged ruins, and their associated artifacts, and dissemination
of the knowledge gained
Virtual Library of Archeaology
- Holds
almost every subject involving Anthropology, allowing students to
locate information on there different subjects related to the
classroom.
Museum of Man
- Located
in San Diego California, the museum is one of the leading research and
collection musuem on how man came to the Americas.
- Noted as saying, "we teach people about people."
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