Incest Taboo

Incest may be defined as the union, in sexual intercourse or in marriage, of two individuals of the opposite sex...

Levirate and Sororate

In some contemporary marriage rituals, the parties involved pledge to remain united “until death do us part.” However, in many...

Band

What is a Band? A band is considered one of humanity’s earliest forms of political organization, primarily associated with foraging...

Social stratification

Social stratification is a complex concept that describes the hierarchical organization of various groups within society, structured like layers or...

Polygenic Inheritance

Mendelian traits are defined by their discrete or discontinuous nature, meaning their phenotypic expressions are distinctly categorized without any overlapping...

Post Modernism of Jacques Derrida – The Concept of Deconstruction

Postmodernism is a significant movement that can be observed across various disciplines, including philosophy, art, architecture, literature, poetry, dance, and...

Primate Characteristics

In the year 1758, Linneaus, a Swedish naturalist, gave the name Primates which includes a number of Eutherian mammals, who...

Historical particularism as a critical development to classical Evolutionism

In the early twentieth century, a significant movement emerged in response to the unilineal evolutionary theory, led by U.S. anthropologist...

Attributes of culture

Anthropologists have engaged in more than just defining culture; they have also conducted comparative studies to formulate generalisations about various...

Jericho – Neolithic settlement

Jericho is renowned for being one of the most significant Neolithic settlements, particularly located in Southwest Asia. This early farming...

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