41. CASC-Visual Anthropology Online A resource for information about communicating anthropology to the public, and through science media. http://wings.buffalo.edu/anthropology/CASC/visual.html

Return to Anthropology Resources Site Map CASC Home Visual Anthropology Resources A nthropology is communicated visually as well as by the written or spoken word, so it seems appropriate to include some resources here. This is not intended to be extensive - for complete category listings, refer to the Directories listed in the main CASC Anthropology Resources section. Many thanks to David Biella at USCB for suggestions about resources. Society for Visual Anthropology Anthropology Exhibits on the WWW (Kent) Audio Clips, Color Figures, and Video [from Cultural Anthropology] (Pitzer) Chetro Ketl Great Kiva (Santa Barbara) Cool Web Sites (Santa Barbara) Fighters on the Farm Front: 1943-47 (State of Oregon) Jeanne Fitzsimmons: Visual Work (U Southern California) Mambila Transcripts (Oxford; David Zeitlyn) Yanomamo Interactive (Santa Barbara; Peter Biella, Napoleon Chagnon, Gary Seaman) International Visual Sociology Association (Windsor) Library of Congress American Memory Project (Washington, DC) The Media History Project (Mediahistory) Resources for Anthropology and Archaeology (Vanderbilt) Visual Anthropology: A Guide to Library Resources (U Adelaide) Visual Communication Home Page (California State U Fullerton) World Wide Arts Resources (Metropolitan Museum of Art) WWW Virtual Library: Anthropology (Michael Mascha) Communicating Anthropology For Science Writers For Students "Is Science Real?"

42. Anthropology Scholarships & Bursaries Lakehead University, Ont, Canada, is committed to excellence innovation in postsecondary undergraduate and graduate education, service, research other scholarly activity. http://anthropology.lakeheadu.ca/?display=page&pageid=60

43. The University Of Adelaide Library | Visual Anthropology : A Guide To Library Re Offers film and photographic catalogs, introductory texts, and web resources in anthropology. Provides resource services, anthropology news, and library tutorials. http://www.library.adelaide.edu.au/guide/soc/anthro/subj/visual.html

The University of Adelaide Home Search Library Home ... Library A to Z You are here: Library Home Text Zoom: S M L Print View Visual anthropology : a guide to library resources Contents Starting points Finding books Finding journal articles Web resources Related library guides which may be helpful: Media Studies Popular Culture Starting Points The guide to Anthropology dictionaries/encyclopedias will help if you need explanations of anthropological terminology or theory. To find overviews/introductory texts on visual anthropology topics try the following: Corporeal image : film, ethnography, and the senses [print] [Explores the relations between photographic images and the human body which leads the author to a critique of the history of visual anthropology and a proposed set of new principles] Digital anthropology [electronic] [Published as no. 116 of the journal Media International Australia, this special issue maps out some of the directions in which the discipline is going. Also available in print format Doing visual ethnography [print] [Explores the use and potential of photography, video and hypermedia in ethnographic and social research. A book review is linked

44. Anthropology Degree Programs & Department Information | American University, Was The Department of anthropology at American University in Washington, DC offers a BA and PhD in anthropology, and MA, undergraduate certificate, and graduate certificate in http://www.american.edu/cas/anthropology/

Degrees Kogod School of Business School of Communication School of International Service School of Public Affairs ... Washington College of Law Directory Assistance Campus Emergency Line: Campus Operator: 202-885-1000 Campus Info Line: 202-885-1100 Emergency Preparedness ... Board of Trustees Shortcuts my.american.edu IT Help Desk AU Central AUpedia ... Undergraduate Anthropology Anthropology Home Degrees and Programs BA Anthropology Minor Anthropology ... Public Anthropology Conference Questions? Anthropology Fax: 202-885-1837 anthro@american.edu Battelle Tompkins, Room T-21 Anthropology 4400 Massachusetts Avenue NW Washington, DC 20016-8003 Mailing Address A Troubling Trend Anthropology doctoral student Ashante Reese studies societal influences on type 2 diabetes in African American adolescents Community Fieldwork Prof Dan Sayers lands an NEH "We the People" grant for collaborative study of Great Dismal Swamp resistance communities New Soldiers of an Old Battle Travel grant sends prof Debarati Sen to India for research on women of the Nepali the sovereignty movement After the Coup in Honduras Mellon grant sends prof Adrienne Pine to investigate local leanings and response Lavender Languages 18th annual conference runs Feb. 11–13

45. Forensic Anthropology Provides general information on what forensic anthropology is, and guidelines for planning an education and career in the specialized area of forensic anthropology. http://people.uncw.edu/albertm/

Forensic Anthropology A. Midori Albert, Ph.D. Welcome to my home page. I'm a f o r e n s i c a n t h r o p o l o g i s t at the University of North Carolina Wilmington UNCW in the Department of Anthropology While I conduct traditional osteological research, I have also been actively involved in the Face Aging Group, working on biometrics and face identification: http://www.faceaginggroup.com/ At UNCW our undergraduate program offers the: Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree for majors Anthropology minor Students of any major interested in forensic science may consider our: Interdisciplinary Forensic Science Minor See also: F orensic science links at the bottom of this page. New links added from time to time; please visit again for an update! This website provides main items of interest: Anthropology : Definition, Subfields Forensic Anthropology : Definition, FAQ's Education, Career Planning Guidelines in Forensic Anthropology ; be sure to also check out UNCW career development counselor Mark Werbeach's forensic science career planning and information site.

46. Working Images Includes abstracts from the conference exploring anthropology, and visual anthropology. Includes introduction, themes, photography, art exhibitions, and ethnographic films. http://www.lboro.ac.uk/departments/ss/workingimages/menu.htm

47. Ruby & Chalfen Visual Anthro At Temple Jay Ruby and Richard Chalfen challenge the idea that film is art and science is an objective chronicler of reality in an article that discusses the difficulties experienced in the development of a truly anthropological cinema. http://astro.temple.edu/~ruby/ruby/rubychalfen.html

THE SOCIETY FOR THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF VISUAL COMMUNICATION NEWSLETTER VOL 5 NO 3, SPRING 1974:5-7 THE TEACHING OF VISUAL ANTHROPOLOGY AT TEMPLE Jay Ruby and Richard Chalfen (A paper originally presented at the 1973 American Anthropological Association Meetings, New Orleans) The teaching of visual anthropology at Temple University has two larger contexts which, to some degree, define and give a specific focus to the training. The first is a departmental philosophy of graduate education and the second is the fact that this training occurs within a program of graduate studies in culture and communication. (Other graduate program emphases include urban anthropology and biocultural adaptation.) Graduate education in anthropology at Temple is based on the traditional assumption that anthropologists should have a foundation in all areas of their discipline. Students are required to pass comprehensive examinations in linguistics, archaeology, and cultural and physical anthropology. Only after successful completion of these exams are students encouraged to specialize. Students with an interest in visual communication pursue their specialty within the broader context of the culture and communication program. The program is designed to train students of anthropology who wish to study various modes of communication in a cultural context. The basic assumption underlying the program is that all communicative, interactive, and expressive forms of behavior are legitimate subjects of anthropological inquiry.

48. Anthropology - Kenyon College There are few disciplines with as broad a compass as anthropology. Sometimes referred to as the science of humanity, anthropology at Kenyon embraces biological, historical, and http://anthropology.kenyon.edu/

Skip to content Kenyon.edu People About Kenyon Academics Athletics Visit Campus ... After Kenyon There are few disciplines with as broad a compass as anthropology. Sometimes referred to as the science of humanity, anthropology at Kenyon embraces biological, historical, and cultural study as distinct but interrelated pursuits. Who were the Maya? What does chimpanzee life tell us about ourselves? How do women in Botswana feel about aging? Students with wide-ranging interests and curiosities are drawn to anthropology for a chance to explore the diversity of the human world. The discipline comprises four subfields: cultural anthropology, archaeology, physical anthropology, and linguistic anthropology. Unusual among undergraduate institutions, Kenyon's Department of Anthropology gives students a balanced exposure to all four subfields. Faculty-Student Research in Vietnam Five Kenyon students traveled to Vietnam with anthropologist Sam Pack to make an ethnographic film about the ancient tradition of water puppetry. More photos After Kenyon: Annie Gianakos '08 A double major in anthropology and music

49. Visual Anthropology Review Links to web sites of interest to Visual anthropology. http://people.virginia.edu/~ds8s/VAR/

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50. Anthropology At Tulane University Welcome to the web site for the anthropology Department at Tulane University (New Orleans, LA USA) http://anthropology.tulane.edu/

Main Menu Anthropology Home Courses Undergraduate Program Graduate Studies ... Links Welcome Archaeology Cultural Anthropology Linguistic Anthropology Physical Anthropology Welcome to the website of Tulane's Anthropology Department! The history of anthropology at Tulane goes back to 1924, when the Department of Middle American Research (now the Middle American Research Institute) was founded. The first anthropology courses were offered in 1938-1939. By 1947, anthropologists were teaching courses in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology. A separate Department of Anthropology was established in 1967. The Department has grown since then. It now has 18 faculty, between 80 and 100 undergraduate anthropology majors, and approximately 60 graduate students. The Department has four-field programs at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. The faculty includes five cultural anthropologists, four archaeologists, three physical anthropologists, and two linguists. [click on the choices above to learn more about the four fields of anthropology.] The teaching and research interests of the faculty have global reach: North America (the southeastern and southwestern United States), Mesoamerica and Central America (Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, Honduras, El Salvador, and Costa Rica), South America (Bolivia, Brazil, Ecuador, and Peru), Africa (Egypt, Niger, and Nigeria), Europe (France and Portugal), and Asia (China). The Anthropology Department has moved. The main department office is now located in the

51. Visual Anthropology Review Official publication of the Society for Visual anthropology. Includes subscription information and tables of contents from all issues. http://etext.virginia.edu/VAR/

52. Anthropology: Subject Guides: MIT Libraries Subject Guides anthropology Selected Web Resources . Academic Info anthropology Mike Madin's Collection Development Policy indicates that this http://libraries.mit.edu/guides/subjects/anthropology/

Anthropology databases The link above will connect to the Vera database of MIT's electronic resources. MIT Anthropology Program Michelle Baildon baildon@MIT.EDU MIT Subject Guides Anthropology Selected Web Resources Academic Info: Anthropology Mike Madin's Collection Development Policy indicates that this site is for undergraduate or advanced high school students or above. Many links including online indexes of the literature, World email Directory of Anthropologists, Academic departments, Societies and Institutes. Ancient Mesoamerican Civilizations (University of Minnesota) A Choice Outstanding Academic Title for 1999. The primary groups addressed are the Maya, Mixtec, Zapotec, and Aztec. Topics include: Mesoamerican writing systems Mesoamerican governments Mesoamerican religions The Maya Calendar System Reconstructing Maya and Zapotec political organization How the Sky Works Anthropological Index Online The Anthropological Index to Current Periodicals in the Anthropological Library at the British Museum (incorporating the former Royal Anthropological Institute Library).

53. Anthropology, Department Of- Loyola University Chicago The topical focus of this organization is the excavation, curation, and analysis of human skeletal remains. http://www.luc.edu/depts/anthropology/BARFAA/

Home A-Z Index Contact Us Directories ... LOCUS searchform This site LUC.edu Apply Now Request Information Contact Us Anthropology is the study of the diversity of humankind as manifest through time and across the globe. The scope of anthropology is vast, and is divided traditionally into four major subfields, each of which contributes distinct perspectives on the question: "What makes us human?” More... About Us //Records pulled by the AssetQuery component are then added to an array: articleList[i] = new Article("contactus","contactus.shtml","Contact Us"); i++; //Records pulled by the AssetQuery component are then added to an array: articleList[i] = new Article("faculty_staff","faculty_staff.shtml","Faculty and Staff"); i++; Academics //Records pulled by the AssetQuery component are then added to an array: articleList2[i] = new Article("anthropology-sociology","anthropology-sociology.shtml","B.A. in Anthropology and Sociology"); i++; //Records pulled by the AssetQuery component are then added to an array: articleList2[i] = new Article("ba","ba.shtml","B.A. in Anthropology"); i++; //Records pulled by the AssetQuery component are then added to an array: articleList2[i] = new Article("bs","bs.shtml","B.S. in Anthropology"); i++;

54. Anthropology | Undergrad Welcome to the web site for the anthropology Department at Tulane University (New Orleans, LA USA) http://anthropology.tulane.edu/undergrads.cfm

Main Menu Anthropology Home Courses Undergraduate Program Majors Handbook ... Links Undergraduate Program MAJORING IN ANTHROPOLOGY Baccalaureate Degrees in Anthropology Anthropology majors at Tulane and Newcomb may graduate with either a BA in Anthropology or a BS in Anthropology, depending upon which set of their college's degree requirements they fulfill. Anthropology Courses The subject matter of anthropology is such that most of the curriculum is not an explicitly graded sequence. Few anthropology courses at Tulane have specific prerequisites; exceptions, mostly linguistic courses, are noted in the catalogue. Anthropology major are expected to choose their courses from among all those with numbers less than 700. The 600-level courses are specifically designed for undergraduates as well as graduate students, and anthropology major should choose freely from among these offerings. Further information is available about the anthropology courses being offered during the current semester. Requirements for Majoring in Anthropology Ten courses (excluding writing practica) totaling no fewer than thirty credits of approved course work are required for a major in anthropology. Only one specifically designated course, Anthropology 406 (Proseminar in Anthropology), is required for majors. In addition, at least one course above the 100 level must be taken in each of the four subfields of anthropology: sociocultural anthropology, archaeology, physical anthropology, and anthropological linguistics.

55. Home | Mercyhurst Archaeological Institute Offers degree programs in anthropology as well as a 1-year certification program in forensic anthropology. http://mai.mercyhurst.edu/

Mercyhurst Archaeological Institute ERIE NORTH EAST WEST ... Mercyhurst Mercyhurst Archaeological Institute (MAI) is a teaching, traditional research, and applied research working group composed of staff members from the Anthropology/Archaeology, Applied Forensic Sciences, and Geology departments at Mercyhurst College in Erie, Pennsylvania. Continue reading and learn more. all news MAI News Faculty in the News Oct 27, 2010 Dr. James Adovasio is mentioned in the Billings Gazette article titled: "Artifacts from Pictograph Caves get new attention". McKenzie joins ‘shooting stars’ at NASA ’s 10th annual Space Week Oct 26, 2010 Mercyhurst College geology instructor Scott McKenzie will find himself among many a shooting star when he presents a program on meteorites during “Space Week” at West Ward School, a NASA Explorer School in Killeen, Texas, this week. Faculty in the News Oct 15, 2010 Dr. Steven A. Symes is mentioned in an article in the stamfordadvocate.com. The article entitled: Jury hears about marks on bullet, bones in Danbury murder case was published on October 14, 2010. Studying volcanoes is cool stuff for Mercyhurst undergrad Oct 15, 2010

56. Anthropology - Crystalinks anthropology. anthropology is the study of human beings, in particular the study of their physical character, evolutionary history, racial classification, historical and http://www.crystalinks.com/anthropology.html

Anthropology Anthropology is the study of human beings, in particular the study of their physical character, evolutionary history, racial classification, historical and present-day geographic distribution, group relationships, and cultural history. Anthropology can be characterized as the naturalistic description and interpretation of the diverse peoples of the world. Modern-day anthropology consists of two major divisions: cultural anthropology, which deals with the study of human culture in all its aspects; and physical anthropology, which is the study of human physical character, in both the past and present. Anthropology emerged as an independent science in the late 18th century, it developed two divisions: physical anthropology, which focuses on human Evolution and variation, using methods of Physiology, Anthropometry, Genetics , and Ecology ; and cultural anthropology , which includes Archaeology , Ethnology, Social Anthropology, and Linguistics Cultural Anthropology Cultural anthropology is a major division of anthropology that deals with the study of culture in all its aspects and that uses the methods, concepts, and data of archaeology, ethnography and ethnology, folklore, and linguistics in its descriptions and analyses of the diverse peoples of the world. Modern cultural anthropology as a field of research has its roots in the Age of Discovery, when technologically advanced European cultures came into extended contact with various "traditional" cultures, which for the most part the Europeans grouped indiscriminately under the general rubrics "savage" or "primitive." By the mid-19th century, such questions as the origins of the world's diverse cultures and peoples and their languages had become matters of great interest in western Europe.

57. National Anthropological Archives / Home Page The NAA collects and preserves historical and contemporary anthropological materials that document the world s cultures and the history of anthropology. http://www.nmnh.si.edu/naa/

Two drawings depicting armed conflict from Battiste Good's winter count, one of 10 pictographic calendars featured in Lakota Winter Counts , our new online exhibit. The NAA and HSFA collect and preserve historical and contemporary anthropological materials that document the world's cultures and the history of anthropology Contact Us

58. Anthropology - Definition And More From The Free Merriam-Webster Dictionary Definition of word from the MerriamWebster Online Dictionary with audio pronunciations, thesaurus, Word of the Day, and word games. http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/anthropology

59. BU Libraries | Research Guides | Anthropology Traditionally, anthropology is divided into four subfields social/cultural anthropology, physical anthropology, archaeology, and linguistics. http://www.bu.edu/library/guides/anthro.html

B OSTON U NIVERSITY ... Other Libraries Anthropology Traditionally, anthropology is divided into four subfields: social/cultural anthropology, physical anthropology, archaeology, and linguistics. This guide lists several of the core reference sources in physical anthropology, social/cultural anthropology, and linguistics, but is not intended to be comprehensive. If you need assistance in locating these or any other sources, please ask at the Mugar Memorial Library Reference Desk. Specialized interests may also be served by one of the following research guides: Archaeology Folklore Human Relations Area Files (HRAF) Linguistics , and Native American Studies Guides Dictionaries and Encyclopedias Handbooks ... Internet Sources GUIDES. AAA Style Guide The American Anthropological Association's AAA Style Guide was revised in July 2009. The AAA uses The Chicago Manual of Style (15th edition, 2003) and

60. UNC Charlotte | Department Of Anthropology The Department of anthropology at UNC Charlotte was inaugurated in July 2007, after more than thirty years as part of the Department of Sociology and anthropology. anthropology http://anthropology.uncc.edu/

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