Anthropology
Memory
Stories in a drawer
Snethlage’s research on indians in the 1930s hasn't seen the light of day
Occupation of the Americas
Amerindian genome
Amerindian genome is sequenced for the first time
By Redação
Pre-Colombian Amazon
Ancient occupation of the Amazon
Area equivalent to twice Portugal may have been occupied by indians
By Redação
ancient genome
Amerindian with European DNA
Natives of the Americas are closer to Europeans than imagined
By Redação
Pleistocene
Man did not hunt large animals in Brazil
Man did not hunt large animals in Brazil
By Redação
COVER
The subverted skull
Research that links male facial width to aggressive behavior is challenged
anthropology
The Invention of Brasilian Indians
Analysis dismantles the notion of anthropologists as translators
By Carlos Haag and Mariluce Moura
People from the Amazon
The human factor
Brazil nuts may result from indigenous actions before Europeans
Folk medicine
Health cultures
Specialist lists the therapeutical uses of plants and animals in Brazil
Walter Neves
Walter Neves: Luzia’s father
Archeologist developed a theory on man’s arrival to the Americas
By Marcos Pivetta and Ricardo Zorzetto
Expedition
Science to create a nation
Rondon Commission naturalists helped to formalize scientific research
By Carlos Haag
Archaeology
Silent discourse of the slaves
Remains of Africans slaves were found in the center of Rio de Janeiro
By Redação
History of Fapesp X
Delicate relationships
The research contribution of São Paulo state universities to gender studies
Anthropology
The economics of appearances
Plastic surgery reinforces the ideal of the body as social capital
By Carlos Haag
Cover
American inheritance
Indigenous groups share a genetic alteration that favors obesity and diabetes
Anthropology
São Paulo television, from popular to erudite
Study investigates what musical programs meant to the country
Anthropology
The invention of Indians in Brazil
Analysis deconstructs the notion of the anthropologist as a translator
By Carlos Haag and Mariluce Moura
Manuela Carneiro da Cunha
Manuela Carneiro da Cunha: A militant anthropologist
Former senior professor from the University of Chicago releases a collection of texts
By Carlos Haag