9.7 MYA Teeth from the Miocene Force Archaeologists to Rewrite Human History! Or not.
In the last week, the interwebs have been all abuzz for me about the 9.7 million year old teeth that were recovered in Eppelsheim, Germany. […]
Anthropology
Book Review: Cracker: The Cracker Culture in Florida History
Ste. Claire, Dana. (2006). Cracker: The Cracker Culture in Florida History. Gainesville, FL: University of Florida Press. 255 pp., ISBN: 978-0-8130-3028-9 (trade paperback). $19.95 Introduction […]
Feminism and Classism in the Context of MTVu in University Public Spaces
I came across this article today on the Serendip forum at Bryn Mawr College. The author posts photos and a transcript of several “napkin notes,” […]
Don’t Be a Rick: Anthropology and Liberal Arts in the Republican Gunsights
So we should clue he and those who think like him in. Spread the word. If you have a blog or a site that can share […]
Why is the Word ‘Science’ Not Good Enough for the AAA?
I recently caught a New York Times article about this and thought I’d share just briefly. The American Anthropological Association recently revised it’s Long Range […]
Anthropology Blog Carnival
The Four Stone Hearth is up at Prancing Papio! This is the 93rd edition and there are some good articles to peruse (your’s truly included). […]
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-04-30
If you never seen it, Louise Leakey's presentation on TED is inspiring: http://goo.gl/OqAm # Powered by Twitter Tools
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-04-16
http://goo.gl/QPoM Thanks to all who submitted and who I listed! 90th ed. of the 4SH is up! # Powered by Twitter Tools
90th Edition of the Four Stone Hearth!
That means this biweekly tradition of gathering the best examples of anthropology blogging currently on the web has gone on for at least 180 weeks! […]
Four Stone Hearth #88 is up
At Ad Hominin. has a St. Patrick’s Day special edition of this blog carnival, which is dedicated to the four fields of anthropology. Topics covered […]