161. Welcome To The Department Of Anthropology And Linguistics! Offers an undergraduate degree program and a graduate degree program in cultural Resources Management. Features course descriptions, class Web pages, The Totonac Indians in Mexico project and ASC Projects. Located in Rohnert Park. http://www.sonoma.edu/anthropology/

Welcome to Sonoma State University's A nthropology and L inguistics D epartment H ome P age SITE MAP About Our Department General Description and Resources Faculty and Staff Graduate Students ... Catalog Spring 2004 Class Web Pages Anth 201, Section 1 (Enstam) Anth 201, Section 2 (Owen) Anth 314 (Enstam) Anth 318 (Enstam) ... Anthropological Studies Center How to Reach Us: Stevenson Hall, RM 2054 Sonoma State Univeristy 1801 East Cotati Avenue Rohnert Park, CA 94928 Phone (707) 664-2312 FAX (707) 664-3920 E-mail the Department Webmaster. Who is the Webmaster? Sign our guestbook.

162. Department Of Anthropology http://www.lsa.umich.edu/anthro

163. Anthropology anthropology. anthropology is a science of humankind. It studies all facets of society and culture. It studies tools, techniques, traditions http://www.cyberpursuits.com/anthro/

CyberPursuits Main Page Cultural Anthropology Physical Anthropology Linguistics Ethnomusicology General Anthropology Books Organizations Software Search Film and Photography Academic Museums and Libraries Art and Posters Buy Anthropology Art and Prints Books Videos DVD Magazines Search by keywords: Free counters provided by Andale. The links on this web site are provided for reference purposes. CyberPursuits has no control over the content of off-site links and cannot be held responsible for any harm real or perceived incurred as a result of launching to another site through a URL located on this Web site. Anthropology Anthropology is a science of humankind. It studies all facets of society and culture. It studies tools, techniques, traditions, language, beliefs, kinships, values, social institutions, economic mechanisms, cravings for beauty and art, struggles for prestige. It describes the impact of humans on other humans. With the exception of the Physicial Anthropology discipline, Anthropology focuses on human characteristics generated and propogated by humans themselves. Physical Anthropology studies anatomy and biology race, gender, adaptation. It studies humankind as a biology type, describing physical development over the millenia.

164. Liberal Arts: Anthropology Department, Social anthropology, Archaeology, Physical anthropology, Linguistic anthropology, Folklore/Public Culture. People and Organizations, http://www.utexas.edu/cola/depts/anthropology/

The College of Liberal Arts home Current Research (requires UTEID) find Social Anthropology Archaeology Physical Anthropology Linguistic Anthropology ... Contact Us NEW Support the Department of Anthropology What is Anthropology? Anthropology is the comparative study of the human species... Department Social Anthropology Archaeology Physical Anthropology ... Folklore/Public Culture People and Organizations UTAS Research Fellows Undergraduate Information Graduate Information Programs offered, Course descriptions, Faculty profiles, more... Course Descriptions Course Homepages African Diaspora Program Mexican-American Borderlands Program ... Cultural Dynamics , George C. Davis, Computer Animations , Palenque, Belize Fieldschool Ethnographic Film Forum TARL , Useful links, Faculty profiles, more... News/Events 29 April 2004 The Department of Anthropology in The College of Liberal Arts at UT Austin Website comments or to report broken links, problems and outdated information

165. Anthromorphemics: Anthropology Glossary http://www.anth.ucsb.edu/glossary/index2.html

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166. Cultural Resource Management - Home Menu including Current Issue, Index of Past Issues, Search the Archives, and Feedback, Current Issue entitled America s Civil War http://www.cr.nps.gov/crm/

167. Yale > Anthropology Yale University s Department of anthropology has been home to some of the world s foremost social scientists in the fields of Archaeology, Biological http://www.yale.edu/anthro/

Yale University's Department of Anthropology has been home to some of the world's foremost social scientists in the fields of Archaeology, Biological Anthropology, Linguistic Anthropology, and Sociocultural Anthropology. While officially founded in 1937, the origins of anthropological research and teaching at Yale go back to work done within the Peabody Museum of Natural History (1866) and the Institute of Human Relations (1928). Today, the Department consists of three subdisciplines: Archaeology, Biological Anthropology, and Sociocultural Anthropology. The Department contains over 30 faculty and nearly 120 graduate students and undergraduate majors The Anthropology faculty is active and plays important roles in numerous national and international committees as well as in related programs at Yale. These include the Center for International and Area Studies , the Yale Center for the Study of Globalization , the Peabody Museum of Natural History and the Program in Agrarian Studies . The Department also sponsors numerous

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170. Anthropology Our anthropology Program consists of three anthropologists and two archaeologists. and most did not pursue a career in in anthropology. http://www.hamilton.edu/academics/Anthro/

Our Anthropology Program consists of three anthropologists and two archaeologists. A general description of our Program can be located under the Departmental Programs listing. A fuller description of the Archaeology Program can be found below. The attempt here, is to provide a somewhat more informal and textured image of Anthropology at Hamilton College. Each of us has contributed, or will be contributing, some background on our teaching and research interests. Before we do so, there are aspects of our Program that do not fit neatly in a Departmental Brochure or Course Catalogue that should be mentioned. We have a modest number of concentrators (10 - 15 in any class year; usually no more than 25 juniors and seniors at one time) and we get to know them well. Many of our concentrators spend time abroad, either in university settings in countries such as Australia and France, or in field settings in places like Ecuador, Cameroon, Bali, Thailand, etc. Whether our students decide to pursue graduate work, or to seek employment immediately after graduation, they have done well. A survey of graduates that we conducted a few years ago, indicated that more than 95% of those responding were still pleased that they had majored in Anthropology, and that they found their preparation helpful in their current circumstances .... and most did not pursue a career in in Anthropology. We are somewhat biased in assessing our program. We think it is very strong and compares favorably with most of the schools with which we compete. We have had excellent results in placing our students in the best graduate programs. Currently we have two at Harvard, one each at Berkeley, Brown, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, Stanford, and one starting at Chicago this fall.

171. Anthropology At UNT: NSF: Purpose other research and mentoring programs to prepare firstgeneration, low-income, and under-represented students for graduate education in anthropology or other http://www.unt.edu/anthropology/nsf.htm

NSF Summer Program Purpose Guidelines Frequently Asked Questions Application Previous NSF Students This summer's program will run May 31 – Aug 6, 2004. Purpose UNT's National Science Foundation (NSF) Summer Research Methods Program is a program for college students who are in their junior year, who are members of groups that are traditionally under-represented in colleges and universities, including ethnic minority students and first generation college students. The purpose of UNT's NSF Summer Research Methods Program is twofold: To promote social science research and methodologies among under-represented groups as long-term career objectives, and To develop a collaborative articulation with the UNT McNair Program and other research and mentoring programs to prepare first-generation, low-income, and under-represented students for graduate education in anthropology or other social sciences. Participants will receive a stipend to offset the need for summer work and may be housed on the University campus, if necessary. The UNT McNair Program The UNT McNair Program was designed to promote improvement in the research and scholarship of first generation college students in the United States through student/faculty mentoring, research and study skill enhancement, scholarship and stipend allowances to offset the hours committed to research, and access to resources and programs that aid with graduate admissions.

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173. Institutionen För Kulturantropologi Och Etnologi Institutionen för kulturantropologi och etnologi. Institutionen för kulturantropologi och etnologi. Välkommen till Institutionen http://www.antro.uu.se/

Bibliotek Forskning Living Beyond Conflict Internationalisation Project ... Studera utomlands Flytten till Kvarteret Kemikum Länkar Student Institutionen för kulturantropologi och etnologi Institutionen för kulturantropologi och etnologi Välkommen till Institutionen för kulturantropologi och etnologi vid Historisk-filosofiska fakulteten på Uppsala universitet. Vi bedriver forskning och undervisning i ämnena kulturantropologi och etnologi Studerandeexpeditionens ordinarie öppettider: Måndag-torsdag 11.30-12.15 samt 14.00-14.30. Bibliotekets öppettider är: Måndagar 14-16 Tisdagar 10-12.15 samt 13-15 Onsdagar 13-15 Torsdagar 10-12.15 Vår besöksadress är Trädgårdsgatan 18. Aktuellt Gästföreläsningar » Disputationer » Konferenser » Nytt nummer av ... English » Viktiga datum Debatt "Det politiska våldet i Zimbabwe" UNT 23 sept 2003

174. Institut Für Ethnologie, Kultur- Und Sozialanthropologie Universität Wien Translate this page Wien (Österreich) http://www.univie.ac.at/Voelkerkunde/

175. Spreekuren Taalkeuze Language Choice. http://www.psy.kuleuven.ac.be/antropologie/

176. Departement Sociale En Culturele Antropologie This site in Dutch, Intropage. Training programs; Researches; Academic Staff. Department. Organization chart/Staff; Curuculum Vitae. Faculty. http://www.psy.kuleuven.ac.be/antropologie/Eng/main.htm

177. Kulttuuriantropologia - Turun Yliopisto opiskeluopas Opettaja kansatieteen lehtori Timo J. Virtanen Kirjallisuus Anthropological Journal on European Cultures. Kurssin http://www.utu.fi/hum/uskontotiede/kultant.html

Turun yliopisto Kulttuurien tutkimuksen laitos KULTTUURIANTROPOLOGIA KULTTUURIANTROPOLOGIAN PERUSOPINNOT 20 ov 1. JOHDATUS KULTTUURIANTROPOLOGIAAN 5 ov Opettaja: uskontotieteen lehtori Matti Kamppinen Oheiskirjallisuus: ilmoitetaan 1. luentokerralla. P.1.2. Eurooppalainen ja yleinen kulttuurintutkimus (3 ov) Opettaja: kansatieteen lehtori Timo J. Virtanen P.2.1. Johdatus arkeologiaan (2 ov) Opettaja: Arkeologian professori Jussi-Pekka Taavitsainen P.2.2. Maailman esihistoria (3 ov) P.2.2.1 Esihistorialliset kulttuuriprosessit (2 ov) Opetus: loka-marraskuussa. P.2.2.2. Johdanto arkeologian metodeihin ja niiden sovellutuksiin (1 ov) c) Arkistokurssi (1 ov) Oheiskirjallisuus: ilmoitetaan luennoilla 4. SOVELLETTU KULTTUURINTUTKIMUS 5 ov Tentaattori: uskontotieteen lehtori Matti Kamppinen P.4.2. Kaupunkitutkimus (2 ov)

178. Homepage CA/SNWS Homepage. Culturele Antropologie en Ontwikkelingssociologie. Welkom bij de website van het departement Culturele Antropologie en Ontwikkelingssociologie http://www.ca-snws.leidenuniv.nl/

var currentId = ''; Home Aankomende studenten Onderwijs E-Studiegids ... sitemap Homepage Culturele Antropologie en Ontwikkelingssociologie Welkom bij de website van het departement Culturele Antropologie en Ontwikkelingssociologie (CA/OS) van de Universiteit Leiden. Via het menu aan de linkerkant van de pagina kunt u veen informatie vinden over de organisatie en het onderwijs van het departement. Wilt u direct naar de beschrijving van het onderwijsprogramma, de college- en tentamenroosters klik dan: E-studiegids-CA/OS Nieuws: vorige pagina top pagina

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