By: Stefan Jeffrey
The Mysterious Realm of Human Speech: The First Word: No Reason Found or the Bible
By: Ann Casey
A Brief History of the Museum: From Ptolemy’s Mouseion to the Louvre
By: Admassu Kebede
The Vampire Disease: How Porphyria May Explain Origins of Vampire Legend
By: Lawrence Koppy
The History of Halloween: A Secular Holiday that Blends Pagan and Early Christian Traditions
By: Iulia Filip
Kukeri Games – the Bulgarian Carnival: An Archaic Masquerade Custom is Still Alive in Bulgaria
In: Ethnography
By: Rumyana Mokanova
Zombie – From Haiti to Halloween: Fear, Faith & Mysticism Conspire to Create the Walking Dead
By: Hari Navarro
The Myth and Ritual Debate: Are Mythology and Ceremony Linked?
Segregation in America: The Economics of Racism and Gender Identity in Spanish Harlem
In: Ethnography
By: Matthew Van Cura
By: Jeff Cusack
Humans, Landscape, and History: The Link Between Human History and Landscape
By: James Jackson
The Pacaa Nova During Times of Hardship: A Synopsis of the Lives of Brazil’s Indigenous Population
By: Maureen Zieber
Cashinahua Men Versus Cashinahua Women: The Fundamental Aspects of the Division of Labor
By: Maureen Zieber
The World of the Cuiva Nation of Columbia: A Time of Missionaries, Expansion and Disease
By: Maureen Zieber
By: 
Fleur Hupston
Introduction to Norse Mythology: Thor: A look at Norse mythology's most enduring figure, Thor
By: Robert Guthrie
By: Robert Guthrie
Speak Brooklynese Like a Native: Dere's a Lot More Dan Dese, Dem and Doze, But It's Easy to Master
April Fools' Day: Centuries of Tomfoolery
By: Samantha Markham
Human Violence: Do you believe things are getting better?
By: Edurne Scott
What is Anthropology? Defining of a Social Science Discipline
Death Customs of Cashinahua and Yanomamö People: A Look at Two Amazonian Ways of Dealing with Death
By: Maureen Zieber
Pygmy Ota Benga in Zoo Exhibit: Captured African Put on Display at 1904 World's Fair
By: Rupert Taylor
By: Peter Lista
Easter's Pagan Past: An examination of ancient traditions surrounding a popular holiday
By: Robert Guthrie
By: Robert Guthrie
Gregory National Park Aboriginal Culture: Aboriginal People Have Lived with the Land for a Long Time
By: Susan Pedersen
Gesundheit! Sneezing, Blessings and the Bubonic Plague
By: PJ Rooks
Ullamaliztli: Mesoamerican Ball Game Predated Vulcanized Rubber by 3,000 Years
By: PJ Rooks
Human Cannibalism: The Last Taboo is an Ancient and Modern Phenomenon
By: John Stringer
The History and Social Impact of Tattoos: Origins, Cultural Uses and Facts About Tattooing
By: Jen Syrkiewicz
The Origin of Christmas Colors: How Green and Red Became Symbols of Christmas
By: Nicole Skutelnik
Everyday Common Popular Superstitions: Pagan, Religious and Cultural Background and Origin
By: Arash Farzaneh
What Drove Neanderthal Extinction? Neanderthals Went Extinct 30,000 Years Ago While We Did Not
Three Major Trends in Human Evolution: Bipedalism, Tool Use, and Evolutionary Branches
By: Valerie Suydam
Quichua People of Ecuador: The Quichua: Largest Indian Population on the American Continent
In: Ethnography
By: Dennis Jamison
By: Stephanie Cox
By: Stephanie Cox
Neanderthals: Prehistory's Hominids: Their Anatomy, Primative Society, and Evolutionary Fate.
Cultural Diversity of Ecuador's People: The Cultural and Ethnic Diversity of the People of Ecuador
By: Dennis Jamison
Charms and Animism: The History and Current State of Animist Beliefs and Fetishes
By: John R Albers
Language in Primates: The How and Why of Animal Communication
By: Valerie Suydam
Mayans Sought Wine Not Chocolate: Cacao Fruits Probably Fermented for Wine
By: Sue Cartledge
History of Wife Beating: Woman's Subordination to Man
By: Candy Brown
Iceland's 13 Christmas Lads: Not content with one Yuletide elf – Iceland offers a baker's dozen.
By: Linda J Bottjer
Reshaping Communities in Ireland: Building Understanding Within a Multi-Cultural Irish Republic
Why Choose Anthropology? Skills & Attributes for the 21st Century
Mongol People of the Middle Ages: Lands, Personality, Beliefs, and Way of Life
By: Steve DeVault
Iceland's Mystical Beings: Hidden People, Elves and Trolls all reside here.
By: Linda J Bottjer
Ethnicity: Fluid and Permeable: The Shifting and Changing of Ethnic, National and Political Identity
Kinship and Solidarity: What Keeps Societies Together?
The Church, a Witch, Sex and Satan: Oppressing Witches: Symbolic of Oppressing Women's Sexuality?
Çatalhöyük: The Origin of Wicca? Çatalhöyük and the New Goddess Movement
Witch-Hunts: A Thing of the Past? Witches, Black Magic and Penis Snatchers
Food and Culture: My Food, Your Poison?
Mexican Food and Culture: Food and Identity
Claus Jahnke's Broken Threads: Fashion and War
Mental Illness: A Very Brief History
Landscape and Deportation: Alienation and Connection
Fragmented Landscapes: Fragmented Lives?
Roots: Landscape and Identity: Connections With Memory and History
The Runners' Ego: Or Lack Thereof
Anthropology of Landscape: Running: A Practice of Living
The Violent World of Dalits: Violence and Crimes Against India's Untouchables
India's Outcasts: The Struggle of Untouchables
Who Is The Social Outcast? Social Outcasts and Vicious Cycles of Exclusion
The Anthropology of Belonging: The Need for Social Inclusion
Sex and Desire IV: New Research on Desire
Sex and Desire III: The Evolution of Desire
Sex and Desire II: Social and Cultural Aspects of Extramarital Affairs
Sex and Desire I: Sexuality in the Gitagovinda
History, Trauma and Memory III: A Burdened Victim Role
History, Trauma and Memory II: Germans suffered too
History, Trauma and Memory: Germans suffered too
Gender and Education: A Gender Gap In Technology?
