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| American Anthropology is a discipline composed of 4 subfields-Cultural Anthropology, linguistics, archaeology, and physical anthropology. |
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| study contemporary societies and social groups within a cross-cultural comparative framework. They are interested in how humans construct their lives on the basis of both learned traditions and new responses to a rapidly changing world. |
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| The study of language, has always been an important part of anthropology. |
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| often called biological anthropologists, study the evolution of humans and areas such as growth, nutrition, development, and disease. |
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| Comparing the study of one or more cutures |
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| A book based on the study of one particular culture. |
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| The study of human prehistory- that is human existence before the appearance of written records. |
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