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@import url("../css/menuMatt.css"); Where To Start? Two great ways to start learning about how to use archeology as a teaching tool are our online guides, Archeology for Interpreters: A Guide to the Resource and its counterpart, Interpretation for Archeologists: A Guide to Increasing Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities . Created to help National Park Service interpreters and archeologists discuss archeological resources with the public, educators can also use these guides to learn about incorporating archeology into their classroom toolkit. Archeology for Interpreters answers questions about archeological methods, interpretation with archeological data, sensitivity in cultural resource matters, and encouragement of a sense of stewardship in youth. It also provides numerous links to get you started, including recommendations on parks to visit, lesson plans, and publications. Perhaps most importantly, the guide intends to help you feel comfortable using archeology as a multi-disciplinary resource. Interpretation for Archeologists offers methods for encouraging students to find personal meanings in archeological resources. This guide discusses the elements of interpretation that teachers can develop for their classrooms, such as the connections between tangible, intangible, and universal elements that facilitate learning and discussion.

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Discovering Social Anthropology in Galicia (Supplementary materials to Chris Hann: Teach Yourself Social Anthropology, London, 2000. This site published 28/09/00. Synopsis Social anthropology began as the science of the exotic and 'savage', but anthropologists have extended the range of their discipline to include the most 'advanced' societies, and everything in between. The materials made available are linked to the author's simultaneously published book Teach Yourself Social Anthropology (London, Hodder and Stoughton, 2000). They describe a seven week course in social anthropology at a summer school in the Polish city of Cracow. Postcommunist society is neither exotically strange nor reassuringly familiar to the participants, who learn to apply and deepen their knowledge in a variety of activities outside the classroom. The text is available either as the HTML files linked below, or as a single large PDF format document available from the following link: Download for Teach Yourself Anthropology as PDF (6.3MB file) CONTENTS Preface PART ONE : INTRODUCTORY Chapter 1 : What's in a Name?

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Return to main page Chapter 6: Work (ETD) Assignment Figure 22: Potato Harvest (photo courtesy of Frances Pine) Given these precedents, I think we must confine this year's assignment to the realm of observation. Please walk down to the main railway station and make a list of all the types of work you can record in this area. Include activities such as begging, illicit retailing of cigarettes etc. Can you distinguish a 'formal' and 'informal' sector here? If so, can you spot any links between the two? Give examples of the ways in which even the most 'formal' jobs known to you, in factories or in offices, depend on informal practices. Why is it that, when a trade union calls upon its members to 'work to rule', in other words to confine their activities to the formal rules of their job, the results sometimes hardly differ from a fully-fledged strike? Once again, Ania could hardly contain herself. 'It's outrageous', she said. 'If he tried to get me to spend a weekend picking his sister's potatoes, I'd soon tell him where to get off.' When they went to call on Maria and Wlodek they found her busy cleaning the apartment, while he was relaxing over a newspaper. Maria herself suggested that the others go out for a drink together while she prepared the supper. Ania insisted on staying behind to help. Later they all went out to a club where the music was mostly Polish Hip Hop.

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browserdetect('highered') About Us Contact Us Customer Support Site Map ... Rep Locator Higher Education Instructors Students Bookstores Authors ... Cultural Anthropology, Second Canadian Edition Internet Activities Internet Activities Chapter 1: The Nature of Anthropology Chapter 2: The Nature of Culture Chapter 3: The Beginnings of Human Culture Chapter 4: Language and Communication ... Chapter 15: Cultural Change and the Future of Humanity Chapter 1: The Nature of Anthropology Visit the links below for alternate studies of the chapter’s topics: Links to anthropology departments throughout Canada. Indiana University Anthropology Department site. Richard Wilk teaches a seminar in sociocultural anthropology at Indiana University. Over the years, his students have written essays on a variety of topics that you might find interesting. For example, there are a series of essays on subdisciplines of sociocultural anthropology and another set on important sociocultural anthropologists. Also Visit some of the Canadian Anthropology Departments you can access from this website, maintained at the University of Waterloo. What impression do you get of the range and diversity of topics studied by Canadian anthropologists?

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School of Social Sciences home About Anthropology The department has published a considerable body of empirically rich and theoretically sophisticated research and made numerous other contributions to international and national forums. Different members of the department have mounted major exhibitions, recorded audio CDs, made videos, and participated in numerous interviews with public media printed in newspapers and magazines or broadcast on radio and television. Over 75 conference presentation in South Africa and abroad have been delivered during the 1990s, with numerous instances of educational outreach through public lectures, consultancies with government and NGOs, performances and talks for a wide variety of audiences. The Anthropology Museum and Resource Center contains unique collections of material culture and photography. The Department's collections began in the 1920s and continued until the 1960s when interest in the museum lapsed. The Ethnology Museum Committee (Professor Robert Thornton, Professor Carolyn Hamilton) is re-establishing the Museum as an important teaching and research resource. The Museum is now a vibrant multi-functional space used by staff and students from this department and others for a range of teaching, research, social and outreach functions. This development has generated a great deal of interest both within and outside of the University.

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GEAP Activities Report 2002 Return to Gender, Environment, Agriculture and Participation GENDER, ENVIRONMENT, AGRICULTURE AND PARTICIPATION (GEAP) ACTIVITY REPORT- 2002 Prepared by Jeff Luzar, GEAP Graduate Assistant December 2002 The Gender, Environment, Agriculture and Participation program (GEAP) serves as a forum for the exploration of gender and development issues among the students, teaching, research and extension faculty, and administrators of the University of Florida community. As part of this mission, the GEAP program has conducted various activities and services during 2002, including: 1) a seminar series, 2) a gender analysis training workshop for graduate students, 3) the creation of various electronic services including a web-based gender analysis learning module and an extensive electronic bibliography of literature relevant to gender and development, 4) a summer study abroad course in Ecuador, 5) preparation and presentation of a poster and hand-outs at the Florida Association of Extension Professionals (FAEP) annual meeting, and 6) preparation for an application for funding for a permanent course in Gender, Environment, Agriculture and Participation. GEAP is currently housed in the IFAS International Programs office and works in collaboration with the Center for Women’s Studies and Gender Research. GEAP currently receives funding from the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences and IFAS Extension that is used to maintain a GEAP assistantship position—currently held by PhD student Jeff Luzar. Among other responsibilities, the GEAP assistant administers the GEAP program—under the directorship of Dr. Peter Hildebrand (FRE), Dr. Sandra Russo (UFIC) and Dr. Kwolek-Folland (Center for Women’s Studies and Gender Research). The GEAP assistant also serves as an on-campus representative for the study abroad course, facilitates a gender analysis workshop and coordinates a seminar series.

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AnthroNotes editors announce the publication of the Second, Revised and Expanded Edition of Anthropology Explored: The Best of Smithsonian AnthroNotes , edited by Ruth O. Selig, Marilyn R. London, and P. Ann Kaupp. Designed to appeal to the general public and useful as a supplementary reader for introductory anthropology courses, this 2nd edition has an Instructors Guide available free of charge. What is Anthropology? A History of Anthropology at the Smithsonian (1897-1997) Staff Publications Department of Anthropology The Anthropology Outreach Office provides leaflets, bibliographies, and teacher's packets on a variety of anthropological topics. All materials are free of charge. A complete listing of resources is available upon request. AnthroNotes: A Museum of Natural history Publication for Educators Specialized Anthropological Areas of Interest Native AmericansGeneral Topics Teaching Activities ... Contact Us AnthroNotes Current Issue Back Issues Specialized Anthropological Areas of Interest Archaeology , leaflet and bibliography on North American archaeology A Guide to Resources on the Local Archeology and Indian History of the Washington, D.C., Area

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