Understanding Physical Anthropology and Archaeology
by Robert Jurmain, William A. Turnbaugh
Understanding Physical Anthropology and Archaeology introduces the study of humanity through biological anthropology and archaeological evidence. Robert Jurmain and William A. Turnbaugh present a broad foundation for readers interested in human origins, development, diversity, and the material remains of past societies.
About This Book
Understanding Physical Anthropology and Archaeology offers an introductory exploration of two closely related fields focused on humanity and the human past.
The book presents physical anthropology as the study of humans from a biological perspective, while archaeology examines people and cultures through material evidence.
Together, these subjects provide complementary ways to consider human development, diversity, origins, and the remains of earlier societies.
Written by Robert Jurmain and William A. Turnbaugh, this title is suited to readers seeking a foundational overview of anthropology and archaeology.
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