On an unrelated note, here is a posting from Savage Minds (i.e., the best Anthro blog out there) regarding “how anthropology and the occupy movement” overlap. http://savageminds.org/2011/10/21/academia-and-ows-an-open-thread/ Academia and #OWS: An open thread by Kerim on October 21st, 2011 There have been a couple of good posts online about the links between anthropology and the Occupy Wall Street protests. [...]
Clue Four: OK, for anyone still working on this months picture, here is your last clue. This castle is located in wine country even though this country is known for their beer. This castle is located along a river and was strategically place were it was constantly under attack, but could withstand long term sieges. This castle also [...]
Here are the monthly directions if you have been paying attention or are new to the site and want to play along. Something that I thought might help in showing the interesting ways that anthropology is all around is to presenting picture of the month. This will be of anthropology importance; a place, activity or [...]
Tal’Afar, Iraq is April’s picture! Good guessing. This image was taken by a soldier who spent a tour in Iraq and has seen a very different world than many people. This soldier was kind enough to let me use one of the pictures taken of everyday life currently in Iraq to help [...]
Here are the monthly directions if you have been paying attention or are new to the site and want to play along. Something that I thought might help in showing the interesting ways that anthropology is all around is to presenting picture of the month. This will be of anthropology importance; a place, activity or [...]
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Strasbourg, France Strasbourg was a city rich in history, like many in Europe. This now French city has maintained an exciting past being located on the borders of the French and Germany line. After the rule of Romans and the Holy Rome Empire, a revolution in 1332 resulted in a broad-based city government Strasbourg [...]
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The Cahokia Mounds, located in Collinsville Illinois, were created around 700 AD by people the archaeologists have called Woodland Indians. Later, another group named by archaeologists as the Mississippian Indians, continued to build the mounds in 800 AD until they mysteriously abandoned the site in 1400 AD. They have left no written record that [...]
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Something that I thought might help in showing the interesting ways that anthropology is all around is to have a picture of the month. This will be of anthropology importance; a place, activity or a person that has to do with anthropology. I will give a clue a week to give everyone an opportunity to [...]
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Something that I thought might help in showing the interesting ways that anthropology is all around is to have a picture of the month. This will be of anthropology importance; a place, activity or a person that has to do with anthropology. I will give a clue a week to give everyone an opportunity to [...]
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