This article traces the reception of blood group research in Portuguese physical anthropology first half twentieth century and analyses its presence as ‘sero-anthropology’ within context disciplinary political dynamics colonial metropolitan Portugal against background international developments on research. It argues that Portugal, hitherto largely understudied relation to broader picture, was ...

biological anthropology had been considerably changed from beginning to now. from 19th to mid-20th century, the race has been the principal concept in bio-anthropologic researches. since mid-20th, the concept of race replaced with the new subjects. the second half of 20th century can be counted as the transition period for bio-anthropology. the three last decades of 20th century are the decades...

This article introduces a special issue of Museum Anthropology devoted to innovative strategies for teaching with objects. Although a century ago anthropology, museums, and objects were intimately entwined, trends in many museology and anthropology courses have drifted toward focusing on ideas and people rather than objects. The contributors to this special issue have cultivated new pedagogical...

Investigative authorities use forensic anthropology to examine human skeletal remains in order identify unidentified remnants. Anthropology alone is the study of man, but also includes culture, language, and physical humans. Forensic used help with recovery interpret trauma. Asian, African, European people, as well living dead, are all interest anthropologists. Anthropologists fascinated a wide...

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