Anthropology
Anthropology is the scientific study of humans and human behavior and societies in the past and present. Social anthropology studies patterns of behaviour and cultural anthropology studies cultural meaning, including norms and values. Linguistic anthropology studies how language influences social life.
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Hans Hermann Behr
German doctor
Emmanuel Todd
French historian
Henry Harpending
American anthropologist
Berthold Laufer
Anthropologist
James C. Scott
American political scientist
Paul Broca
French physician
Peter Laslett
Historian
Sarah Franklin
American anthropologist
Albert Jenks
American anthropologist
Johann Jakob Bachofen
Swiss jurist
Scott Atran
American-French anthropologist
Didier Fassin
French anthropologist
Joseph Greenberg
American linguist
Henry Field
Actor
Eudald Carbonell
Spanish archaeologist
Steven Vertovec
Anthropologist
Alan Macfarlane
Musical artist
W. Lloyd Warner
Anthropologist
Ian Hodder
British archaeologist
Charles Gabriel Seligman
British physician
Melvin Ember
American anthropologist
Becca Peixotto
American archaeologist
Nicholas de Genova
American author
Paul Radin
American anthropologist
G. S. Ghurye
Indian sociologist
Steven Feld
American ethnomusicologist
Brian Hare
Professor
Frederic Ward Putnam
American anthropologist
Peter N. Peregrine
American anthropologist
Keith H. Basso
Anthropologist
Robin W. G. Horton
Anthropologist
Therkel Mathiassen
Archaeologist
Harvey Whitehouse
Sarah Blaffer Hrdy
Jane E. Buikstra
American anthropologist
Richard Blanton
American anthropologist
Kamyar Abdi
Iranian archaeologist
Richard L. Burger
Alton L. Becker
American linguist
Roger Blench
British linguist
Mildred Trotter
American anthropologist
Jesse Walter Fewkes
American anthropologist
Anne Salmond
New Zealand anthropologist
William John McGee
American inventor
Francis James Gillen
Australian anthropologist
Stuart Struever
American archaeologist
Jean Bassett Johnson
American linguist
