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The study of all aspects of the human experience

Anthropology

What are the subfields of Anthropology?

Cultural, ethnology, and ethnography

Study of different cultures

ethnography

Comparison of two or more cultures

ethnology

Post evidence of human behavior through study of artifacts/landscapes

Archaeology

Languages

Linguistic

mental process

Cognitive

Structural/Evolution

Physical/Biological

What are the Subfields of Biological Anthropology?

Paleoanthropology, Primatology, Paleopathology, Skeletal Biology and Osteology, Forensic Anthropology, and Human Biology.

The study of the human Fossil record

Paleoanthropology

The behavior and evolution of non human primates.

Primatology

The study of disease in ancient populations

Paleopathology

The study of skeleton/the study of growth ad physiology

Skelitial Biology

The study of how an individual died

Forensic Anthropology

Human Biological adaptation

Human Biology

- Genesis and other Biblical Calculations


-Protestants(Archbishop James Ussher, Mid 1600's) 4,004 BC


-Catholics: 5,199 BC

Assumptions of when the world began

As early as the year of _____ at least one ______ thought that stone tools were those used by _____ before bronze or iron tools.

-1650


-antiquarian


-Britons

In the year of ____, : equation of tools with hunting practices of native new englanders

-1699

"plastic force", forming new but unworthy animals; fish and other fossils on mountaintops evidence of flood/genesis.

Fossils

In the year of 1690 , _____________ finds in gravels outside of London what he thinks is fossil _____ in association with Flint Spearpoint.

-John Conyers


-elephant ivory

Is explained away by notion that Roman emperor _____ conquered Britain in ________ atop elephants.

-Claudius


-AD 43

In the year of ______, Priest named ______ finds a layer of clay containing bones of an extinct bear in caves near ______ in the clay were Human _____ and Shoulder Blade.

-1774

-Johann Esper


-Bamberg, Germany


-Jawbone



In the year of _____ British Antiquarian _______: discovers stone hand axes under a layer of extinct marine shells and animals.

-1797


-John Frere

These findings are ignored or explained away as evidence of a biblical flood.

Stone hand axes under a layer of extinct marine shells and animals.

_____ found Stone hand axes under a layer of extinct marine shells and humans although his work was not discovered till six decades later.

- John Frere

In the year ______ untill _______: catholic Priest _______ (1797-1841) excavates at Kent's Cavern in Southern England. Unbroken Stalagmite floor.

-1824 untill 1829


-John MacEnerny







The predominant ways of thinking about ideas

-Paradigm

John MacEnerny finds __________ in Kent's Cavern under a unbroken stalagmite floor.

-Flint tools with extinct animals.

The father of modern taxonomy, and developed his system of classification by grouping together organisms with similar anatomical structures, he used _____________ to identify and group different forms

- Carlos Linnaeus, binomial nomenclature



Naming and classification of organisms based on morphologicals similarities and differences.

Taxonomy

In the years of _____, _____,______, __________ Excavated Kent's Cavern then Excavated beneath Stalagmite layer at Windmill Hill and later Returns to Kent's Cavern for 15 field seasons.

-1846,1858,1864


-William Pengelly

At Windmill Cave _______ discovers ______, ______,______,_____,______ on association with _____ tools.

-William Pengelly


-Cave Bears, Lion, Mammoth, Rhino, and Reindeer.


-Stone

William Pengelly's discoveries were the evidence to prove _______.

- Climate change and age of planet.

Ensured that every artifact was permanently recorded in its rightful position.

Grid System

The lines of the strata that the dig should follow is_____.

"Proper Horizon".

How many levels were found in Windmill Hill Caves?


Flint implements in association with the remains of mammoths, Rhinos, and Cave Lions in the _____

- Four levels were found


-Third level



- Lower Temperature


-Lower Seas


-Different Fauna


-Different Flora


-Different geography

- Evidence of a different world

In the year of ______, person named _________, begins to discover hand axes in the river gravels of the ______ which eventually associates them with ________________.

-1832


- Jacques Boucher de Perthes


-Somme


- bones of extinct fossil animals

In the year of ______ ,_______ published __ volumes called ___________.

-1838


- Jacques Boucher de Perthes


-5 volumes


-On the creation

In the year of _____, ________ published __ more volumes on ______________ and the biblical dates start to fall.

-1847


-Jacques Boucher de Perthes


-3 more volumes


-The Antediluvian (alternatively Pre-Diluvian or Pre-Flood or even Tertiary) period—meaning "before the deluge"—is the time period referred to in the Bible between the Fall of man and theNoachian Deluge (the Genesis Flood) in the biblical cosmology.

In ______, ________ sets out to discredit Boucher De Perthes with excavations at __________ but then ends up supporting him.

-1854


-Dr. rigollet


-St. Acheul

What year is prehistory Born?

-1859

In the year of _____, two more Neanderthal Skeletons dug up in Belgium.

-1868

A conclusion is probable based on the evidence is the definition of ________.

- Inductive Reasoning


who is the Inventor of Scientific Method?

-Francis Bacon (1561-1626)


The seven steps in order of Scientific Method also known as Baconian Method are?

1. Observation


2.Hypothesis


3.Test


4.Refute/Disprove


5.Retest


6.Support


7. Theory

a conclusion is probable based on evidence, otherwise known as the ______________ method aka ___________ method

inductive reasoning,baconian

if the premises are true, so are the conclusions

deductive reasoning

in Bacon's books, __________ and _____________ people .................

New Atlantis and Instauratio Magna (Big Rebirth) : people assume things and think they know it instead of consulting experience and observation, if they did they would have facts and not opinions

where bacon and different scientist got together to do scientific reasoning

New Atlantis

1st curator of denmarks national museum (1816)




sorted 1000 pieces by material they were made from and by time called the ___________



Christian Jurgenson Thompson




stone(oldest), bronze(recent), Iron (most recent), the three age system

One of Christian Thompsons students ________. wrote the ________________________ to show evidence for the three age system

Jens Worsae, The primeval antiquities of denmark" (1849)

contrasted the smooth polished rocks of scandinavia, used the chipped flints of ______________ and ______________



John Lubbock (1834-1913), Boucher de Perthes and Pengelly

John Lubbock wrote ___________(1865) which divided the stone age into 2 time periods

Prehistoric Times , old stone age , new stone age

He was noted for innovations in archaeological methodology, and in the museum display of archaeological and ethnological collections. His international collection of about 22,000 objects





General Augustus Henry Lane Fox Pitt Rivers

_______________ refines the 3 age system by specifics, (ex. relative chronology, designs, and subdivides the neolithic and bronze ages


Oscar montelius(1843-1921)

1000 BP+- 50 -------> 950 AD+-50


____________



900-1000 A.D

1950-1000=950


_______ found clay deposits (varves) near glacial lakes reflected anual glacial melting




Pin pointed the end of the ice age at about


______ B.P.




gave actual years to geological history

Louis Gerhard de Gaar,9000

The Medival mind/ Materialist Mind Lasted from _____ A.D. to ______ A.D.




ended during the ______

500-1500, rennaissance

The architectural structure of the medival cistercian monastary offers a clue to a ________________ of humans in the universe

fixed spiritual conception

Type of Need Direction located


& what happened there


animus ____________


corpus ____________


spiritus ____________

mind east (libraries, lecture rooms)

body south( eating,sleeping, punishment)


spirit North(church)


Norweigan word for alter

kor

The _______ makes up the essence of human kind




to put ____ above _____ is to go against ______

body, spirit-body-nature

________ studied the 2000 year old roman temple and the rough area in middle of each column shows effects of marine rock boring; he used the temple to prove the earth was more than millions of years old

Charles Lyell

Charles Lyell wrote the book called _________ which opened the way for Charles Darwins theory

Principles of Geology

___________ was the captain of the beagle ,


and wrote the Narative of the Surveying Voyages of H.M.S. Adventure and Beagle (1839) which explained that the sedimentary material in Patagonia could never have been affected by a 40 days flood.

Robert Fitzroy

application of darwins theory to human society

social darwinism

the study of the layering of the earth's sediments

stratigraphy

contributed to the early ideas of organic change, believed the earth was _____ years old, and wrote the ________ which was one the first works to address the origin in a non biblical sense.

Comte De Buffon, 6000, Natural history

grandfather of charles darwin, the first to put forward formal ideas about evolution. He belived that life had been made from God but evolution created different species

Erasmus Darwin

____________ helped Erasmus Darwin and may have been the first to put the idea about evolution , didnt agree with Buffon's idea of creation.




proposed 3 components of evolution


1)


2)


3)

Jean Baptise Lamarck


1)the will to change


2)the inheritence of acquired characteristics


3)the law of use and disuse

________ used the theory of catastrophism to explain how the past living creatures were extinct

Georges Cuvier

the study of the biological and bio cultural facets of humans and their relatives

biological anthropology

the study of human culture and its complexity

cultural anthropology