ICV Value = 92.63
ISSN: 2578-6482
Insights of Anthropology is an open access, peer reviewed journal publishing latest research insights in human past and present. The journal emphasizes latest studies concerned to human in all its aspects: from the evolution as a species, to the relationship with the material world, and the vast variety of social practices and cultural forms existing and that have already become extinct. This is a long lasting discipline that tries to explain humanity in various forms. This multidiscipline majorly includes but not limit to biological anthropology, social anthropology, medical anthropology and material culture.
This journal includes a wide range of manuscript forms such as original, reviews, commentaries, rapid communications, letters, opinions, perspectives and other short articles. The journal allows the readers to use and reuse the content with no restriction barriers with proper citation of the scholarly work under Creative Commons Attribution License. The journal content published is selectively chosen by the section editors after evaluation by multiple peers to make certain only high quality manuscripts are published.
The journal represents the distinctive strands of research that are presently being pursued within Anthropology's expanding research community.
Applied Paleoscience
Bothell
Washington
United States of America
Tel: 425-402-7004
Professor
Department of Anthropology
Institute of Mathematical Behavioral Science
UC Irvine
United States of America
Marshall S Snow Professor
Department of Arts & Sciences
Washington University in St Louis
United States of America
Tel: 314-935-6241
Professor
Department of Sociology and Criminology
Howard University
United States of America
Tel: 202-806-6819
Chair
Environmental Studies Program
The New School - Public Engagement
New york
United States of America
Professor Emeritus
Universite Grenoble Alpes
Grenoble
France
Tel: 0476637146
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Evidence for Negative Frequency Dependent Sexual Selection on Eye Color in Europeans
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Franz Boas, the Arts, Education, and Science
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Ethnomedicine Museums On-Call: How Cultural Heritage is Addressing Health Challenges
The internationalisation of diseases and cultural pluralism are increasingly characterising our societies. This contribution highlights the role of cu... Read more
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Using Statistics to Analyze Anthropological/Religious Issues from the Distant Past
Careful use of basic statistics may allow scholars to bring a more systematic approach to understanding open questions from past cultures or cultures ... Read more
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The Demirjian technique of Dental Age Assessment has been used since 1973 to carry out Dental Age Estimation (DAE). Few authors appear to be aware tha... Read more
