Anthropology
Archaeology
Oldest Homo sapiens dating back 300,000 years found in Morocco
Oldest Homo sapiens dating back 300,000 years found in Morocco
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Acknowledgement
Mission: Thinking about the future of science
Anthropologist is appointed to a council that advises the U.S. government
Lux Boelitz Vidal
Lux Boelitz Vidal: Collector of cultures
Anthropologist has contributed to the demarcation of indigenous lands
FORENSIC ANTHROPOLOGY
Battle against the disappearances
Researchers work to identify persons who disappeared during the dictatorship
MEMORY
Oriental excavations
Archeologist produced collection based on his scientific expeditions to Brazil
Indigenous Policy
A strategy of enticement
Imperial government sought to push native peoples off their lands
anthropology
Disappearance and struggle
The attempt to identify missing persons from remains from a clandestine grave
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Anthropology
Profile: Emilio Moran
Anthropologist speaks on Amazonia and the impacts of Belo Monte hydroelectric
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Archaeology
The people of Lagoa Santa
A team of researchers work on an archaeological site at Lapa do Santo
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ANTHROPOLOGY
Knowledge through images
Project analyzes the use of photos and film as a research strategy or product
Eunice Durham
Eunice Durham: Flexible university models
A leading figure in research on education, anthropologist reviews her career
Heritage
Feet planted in history
The remaining members of quilombos struggle to preserve their traditions
Genetics
Isolated for 100,000 years
The Khoisan of southern Africa was the largest population on the planet
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Genetics
The colors of Latin America
Ancestry affects appearance, but self-perception is skewed
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Sociology
Unstable Macrometropolis
3.8 million people are living in precarious favelas in São Paulo State
genes
Genes and skin color
Alterations may influence skin pigmentation of mixed populations
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Soap opera
A revolution in TV soap operas
Beto Rockfeller is reevaluated with the help of scanned files
POLITICAL SCIENCE
Social Movement Mobility
Network analysis in civil society challenges the theory of “NGO-ization”