Introduction to Anthropology

adapted Africa American ancestors animals Anthropology appear areas Asia attempt band become behavior believed blood body called central clan close complex consequently continued Courtesy culture developed distinct dominant early East economic effect environment Europe European evidence evolution evolutionary evolved existence fact female fossil further gathering genes genetic hand hominid human hunting idea important Indian individual king kinship known land language less living male means natural organisms original pattern period physical Pleistocene political population possess possible Press primates probably produce races regarded relatively religion religious remains represent result reveal ritual selection separate serve share social societies species status tend territory tion tradition University usually variety village women World monkeys York