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| Background and Context | |
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| Doing Anthropology: Taking Fingerprints in the High Plains In the Field | |
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| The Hutterites Anthropology | |
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| Methods of Inquiry: Anthropology as Science | |
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| The Scientific Method Belief Systems Anthropology as a Science | |
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| Evolution: Change in Nature and the Nature of Change | |
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| The Evolution of Evolution Some Basic Genetics Adaptation Descent with Modification Evidence Processes | |
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| The Origin of Species | |
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| The Identity and Nature of Our Species | |
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| Our Place in Nature: Humans as Primates Naming the Animals Into the Trees | |
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| The Primate Traits | |
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| The Human Primate | |
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| Anatomy and Physiology: The Bipedal Primate Out of the Trees Primate Evolution | |
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| The Evolution of Bipedalism | |
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| The Early Hominids Around the World The Homo erectus Stage | |
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| The Archaic Homo sapiens Stage | |
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| The Anatomically Modern Homo sapiens Stage | |
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| Reproduction: The Sexual Primate Sex and Human Evolution | |
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| Vive la Difference Sex and Gender Sex and Cultural Institutions | |
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| Learning How to Survive: The Cultural Primate | |
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| The Concept of Culture Brains and Culture | |
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| A Model for the Study of Cultural Systems | |
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| An Anthropological Analysis of the Necktie | |
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| Human Variation: Biological Diversity and Race | |
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| Why Are There No Biological Races within the Human Species? | |
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| The Concept of Race Within Biology Human Bioligical Variation Evolutionary Theory and the Nature of the Human Species Genetics What | |
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| Then, Are Human Races? Race, Racism, and Social Issues | |
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| Adapting to Our Worlds | |
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| Food: Getting It, Growing It, Eating It, and Passing | |
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| It Around Food and Human Evolution | |
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| Food-Collecting Societies | |
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| Food-Producing Societies | |
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| The Transition to Food Production Horticulture Pastoralism | |
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| Agriculture Which Subsistence Pattern Works Best? Some Basic Economics | |
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| Nature of the Group: Arranging | |
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| Our Families and Organizing | |
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| Our People Primate Societies Marriage and Family Kinship | |
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| Kinship Terminology Organization above the Family Level | |
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| Material Culture: The Things We Make and the Things | |
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| We Leave Behind Archaeology: Recovering and Interpreting the Cultural Past | |
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| Material Culture and Cultural Systems Locating Sites Excavation Dating Techniques Some Prehistoric High Points Stone | |
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| Tools Abstract Thought Control of Food Resources | |
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| Communication: Sharing What We Need to Know Language | |
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| Language and Evolution Apes and Language Language and Culture | |
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| Maintenance of Order: Making the Worldview Real Religion | |
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| Variation in Religious Systems Religion and Culture Law | |
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| Culture Change: Theories and Procsses | |
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| The Processes of Culture Change Discovery and Invention Diffusion Acculturation and Revolution Theories of Cultural Evolution | |
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| The Evolution of Our Behavior: Pigs, Wars, Killer Proteins, and Sorcerers Of Their | |
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| Flesh Shall Ye Not Eat Peaceful Warriors and Cannibal Farmers | |
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| The Dani The Fore Biology and Culture in Interaction | |
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| Anthropology in Today's World: Problems and Contributions Change in the Modern | |
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| World Applying Anthropology The Human Species Today | |
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| The Human Species in the Future | |
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| Glossary | |
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| Bibliography | |
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| Index | |