Social Science
Strangest phobias ever
by J-rae
Everyone is afraid of something. Some people just take it to new extremes. I have found some of the weirdest phobias I have ever heard of. They consist of Cathisophobia, Dextrophobia, Epistemophobia, Hedonophobia, and Hippopotomonstrosesquippeda liophobia. I know these sounds a bit out there and I know you won't be able to pronounce the last one but they are real phobias. The first one, Cat... read more
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As avid an IndianaJones fan as they come (I still wear his brown fedora- courtesy of Disney wo... read more
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Archaeology
- Archaeology: Early Cycladic marble figures
- Archaeological sites: Igbo-Ukwu
- Is Indiana Jones bad for archaeology?
- Introduction to archaeobotany
- Introduction to experimental archaeology
- Introduction to archaeozoology
- Theories on the evolution of the primate order
Cultural Anthropology
- How dance impacts culture
- Explaining the anthropology of race
- An introduction to cultural scale theory
- The inductive approach to cultural anthropology
- A brief cultural history of American English
- The role of dance within native American cultures
- Who were the Aryans?
Physical Anthropology
- The early Epipaleolithic in the Levant
- An overview of prehistoric Europe
- Introduction to the Mesolithic
- An overview of prehistoric Asia
- A guide to the anthropology of the Neolithic period
- Upper Midwest history: Early Woodland period
- The top US anthropology museums
Sociology
by Janet Dunn
I work for a large company so I am around a lot of people each day. When evening comes there are times when I prefer to retrea... read more
Sadly for many in life, happiness is an elusive dream they chase all their lives that is always just out of reach. They believe... read more
by Alex Cull
Imagine being in a large minority group (roughly 20-30% of the total population) who are physically indistinguishable from the ... read more
by Art F. Moran
Hypothetically, we can almost always derive at a probability or conclusion simply by studying the applied effort, action, and t... read more
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- Physical Anthropology
- The importance of anthropology advancements in 1903
- The Levant in the late Bronze Age
- The essentials of physical anthropology
- Archaeology
- Archaeological sites: Barlambidj
- Archaeological sites: Jerf el Ahmar
- The history of the Abu Hureyra site
- The history of Monte Alban
- Archaeological finds and their significance along the Silk Road, Asia
- The value of new age archaeology to archaeology's mainstream
- Archaeological evidence of monkeys using hammers
- The history of Teotihuacan, Mexico
- The archaeology of the first agricultural communities in Mesoamerica
- Introduction to computational archaeology
- Archaeological sites: Gogo Falls, Kenya
- Archaeological sites: Njoro River cave
- Archaeological sites: Cishan
- Archaeological sites: 'Ain Ghazal
- Cultural Anthropology
- Do B.F. Skinner's S/R Bonds direct nodern global capitalist evolution?
- What is the relationship between production and reproduction?
- Deviance: An anthropological perspective
- The difference between human primates and ape primates
- The role of dance within native American cultures
- How dance impacts culture
- Intellectuals: A comparison of cultural values and institutions
- The role of natural language in shaping human thought
- Indigenous economics and global economics: A comparison
- A brief cultural history of American English
- Anthropology (Other)
- Explaining critical perspectives in medical anthropology
- What is ecological medical anthropology?
- Current theoretical perspectives in medical anthropology
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- Archaeology
- Is Indiana Jones bad for archaeology?
- Anthropology (Other)
- Is cryptozoology a valid science?
- Psychology
- Are there differences in intelligence between races?
- Social Science (Other)
- Will written text survive as a communication medium?
- Which came first: Language or culture?
- Sociology
- Is political ideology used to manipulate the masses?
