Instructions for the short paper In an effort to improve both your writing and your grasp of cultural anthropology, I have assigned a short paper as part of the requirements for this course. The paper…
This exercise is designed for students to gain a better general understanding of archaeological traditions in terms of their locations, settlement systems, subsistence, relative time periods and other cultural markers. Instructions for the “Traditions Summary”…
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These eHRAF exercises are designed to accompany the Gender module in Explaining Human Culture. This module gives a general picture of what we have learned from cross-cultural research about gender roles and status, including variations…
Professor: John Millhauser (millhauser@ncsu.edu) North Carolina State University GOALS Over several weeks, you will work in groups and on your own to study some aspect of how humans relate to their environments using the ethnographic…
Instructions for the short paper In an effort to improve both your writing and your grasp of cultural anthropology, I have assigned a short paper as part of the requirements for this course. The paper…
The following exercises are designed for in-class use or as homework assignment in an introductory archaeology course. They are linked to data in eHRAF World Cultures and eHRAF Archaeology. The purpose of the workbook is to…
These eHRAF exercises are designed to accompany the module Childhood in Explaining Human Culture. This module gives a general picture of what we have learned from cross-cultural research about childhood, including kin relationships, socialization practices,…
Download: Syllabus | Research Paper Instructions | Course Schedule University of Connecticut, Stamford Campus College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Anthropology Department Spring 2020 COURSE: ANTH 1000W Peoples and Cultures of the World…
These exercises are intended to be used in conjunction with the summary module, Status and Role of the Elderly that is part of Explaining Human Culture. The ethnographic passages that are referred to are found…