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AT&T Blackberry Warranty Problem and Corporate Greed
This isn’t a post about archaeology, anthropology, or even science. It’s about consumer fraud, to which I’m a victim And the perpetrator appears to be a very large corporation. But I don’t think the corporate management at AT&T is aware … Continue reading
The Chrysanthemum and the Sword: Reviewing an Ethnography
I recently had the pleasure of reading Ruth Benedict’s The Chrysanthemum and the Sword, an ethnography done in an experimental style just at the end of World War II in 1946. Benedict studied anthropology under Franz Boas and was the … Continue reading
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Archaeology and the Public: Crow Canyon Archaeological Center
afarensis asks “where are the children?” in the context of where are they in the archaeological record. In another context, I can answer that they’re at the Crow Canyon Archaeological Center, learning about science and archaeology. Look below the fold … Continue reading
Blog Critic reviews my friends at Scienceblogs
Blog critic, ggwfung, an anonymous blogger and critic with his own blog, Ideas Man, has written an article at Blogcritics titled ScienceBlogs Network Reviewed – the A’s. In it, he gives an apparent thumbs up for the only two anthropology … Continue reading