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Group for anyone interested in anthropology. Ask questions, share anthropology related news or photos.


If you are an ancient astronaut theorist or believe in some kid of conspiracy theory, this is not the place for you. While we encourage discussion about cultures and .. Read more

Group for anyone interested in anthropology. Ask questions, share anthropology related news or photos.


If you are an ancient astronaut theorist or believe in some kid of conspiracy theory, this is not the place for you. While we encourage discussion about cultures and .. Read more

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Anthropology and Archaeology
Mar 13, 2019Mar 2019

Posted by Jnei
Ancient people travelled hundreds of miles from all corners of Britain to take part in feasts at or near great stone circles in the south of England, new research suggests. The study argues that in the late neolithic period people transported pigs ...
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Anthropology and Archaeology
Mar 13, 2019Mar 2019

Posted by Jnei
Ancient people travelled hundreds of miles from all corners of Britain to take part in feasts at or near great stone circles in the south of England, new research suggests. The study argues that in the late neolithic period people transported pigs ...
3 comments
Anthropology and Archaeology
Mar 9, 2019Mar 2019

Posted by Fernapple
This may not be news to American members, but it should be interesting to the rest of us, Did America have a Bronze Age.
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Anthropology and Archaeology
Mar 8, 2019Mar 2019

Posted by HeathenFarmer
Thought I might show you something from my stone pickings in my fields, I know what it is, do you?
10 comments
Anthropology and Archaeology
Mar 6, 2019Mar 2019

Posted by Surfpirate
I really don't know why we keep celebrating Christopher Columbus when he was clearly a Johnny come lately in North America.
11 comments
Anthropology and Archaeology
Mar 6, 2019Mar 2019

Posted by Surfpirate
Is this a new twist on St. Brendan? Erin Go Bragh
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Anthropology and Archaeology
Mar 5, 2019Mar 2019

Posted by Elganned
Ritual cave found beneath Chichen Itza in Yucatan peninsula.
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Anthropology and Archaeology
Mar 5, 2019Mar 2019

Posted by Elganned
Dog burials as common ritual in Neolithic north-west Iberia (Spain)
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Anthropology and Archaeology
Mar 2, 2019Mar 2019

Posted by qpr81
I have a question to members of this group. I'm reading a lot about artifact and bones of native Americans/Canadians discovered and the legal fight ensuing to whether science/museums will handle this or these must be returned to the local native ...
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Anthropology and Archaeology
Mar 1, 2019Mar 2019

Posted by DonaldHRoberts
This must be the right place to ask this question..Anthropologically thinking. Why is the human being the only animal on earth designed to have to wipe their buts after taking a crap. Poor designing I think and when did this activity begin and what ...
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Anthropology and Archaeology
Feb 28, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by Elganned
Oldest tattoo tool in western North America
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Anthropology and Archaeology
Feb 28, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by Elganned
A sad story: Man sentenced in Nevada for looting Native American sites. This sort of thing makes me sick to my stomach.
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Anthropology and Archaeology
Feb 25, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by Maiasaura
How a tree carving changed the way we understand Chumash rock paintings...
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Anthropology and Archaeology
Feb 24, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by Surfpirate
Interesting shoe that would sell if it was on the shelves of a shoe store today.
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Anthropology and Archaeology
Feb 23, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by Maiasaura
An interesting article about the pre-european contact history of Santa Barbara, California.
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Anthropology and Archaeology
Feb 23, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by Jnei
5,600-year-old human skull found in the River Thames
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Anthropology and Archaeology
Feb 22, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by Maiasaura
Has anyone here heard of or used DStretch photography to enhance very faint or faded pictographs? It's amazing. Local archaeologists are going back over known pictograph sites to see what they missed!
4 comments
Anthropology and Archaeology
Feb 20, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by Elganned
Czechs clean thousands of bones in the preservation of a medieval ossuary.
7 comments
Anthropology and Archaeology
Feb 20, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by LB67
Standing out in the crowd - Greek style. Egyptian hieroglyphics humor
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Anthropology and Archaeology
Feb 19, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by Jnei
Sheela-na-gigs: The naked women adorning Britain's churches For hundreds of years carvings of naked women have sat provocatively on churches across Britain. But who created them - and why?
8 comments
Anthropology and Archaeology
Feb 18, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by Elganned
AI analysis of human genome finds evidence of interbreeding with previously unknown Homo species.
4 comments
Anthropology and Archaeology
Feb 15, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by Jnei
"If there is a gateway to hell, a portal from the underworld used by demons and witches to wreak their evil havoc on humanity, then it could be in a small east Midlands cave handy for both the M1 and A60." "Heritage experts have revealed what is ...
6 comments
Anthropology and Archaeology
Feb 14, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by Maiasaura
To my fellow Californians in the group (if there any besides me), have any of you done the Petroglyph Tour out of Maturango Museum? I'm super jazzed for it, but I might have to wait until next spring. These tours book fast! Check it out here: ...
1 comment
Anthropology and Archaeology
Feb 13, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by Jnei
Helle's toilet: 12th-century three-person loo seat goes on display Archaeologists know the names of the owners of the building where plank of oak sat
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Anthropology and Archaeology
Feb 13, 2019Feb 2019

Posted by MoonTiger
My favorite TED Talk! Nat Geo Explorer and Harvard Ethnobotanist Wade Davis: Dreams From Endangered Cultures. Yes, our rapidly vanishing Biosphere is a catastrophe. But our cultural ETHNOSPHERE is vanishing at a much faster rate: We lose a human ...
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Posted by SurfpirateA photographic collection of pagan costumes associated with the winter solstice. [dangerousminds.net]

Posted by MoonTigerIIAncient Evenings Fun!

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Posted by EyesThatSmileThis sculptor is amazing. [boredpanda.com]

Posted by DruviusWell preserved 500 year old ship found at bottom of Baltic Sea. Way cool find, hope we have the means to properly investigate it. [sciencealert.com]

Posted by qpr81there's a small island in front of the temple site and they found artifacts even there.

Posted by qpr81there's a small island in front of the temple site and they found artifacts even there.

Posted by qpr81there's a small island in front of the temple site and they found artifacts even there.

Posted by qpr81the hole in this image -according to the guide- was a window to let the sun rays hit a certain spot announcing the summer/winter etc.

Posted by qpr81Trajan's column in Rome. Shame they put a pope on top of it. Even though this is a monument raised over a genocide it's still something worth seeing.

Posted by qpr81Trajan's column in Rome. Shame they put a pope on top of it. Even though this is a monument raised over a genocide it's still something worth seeing.

Posted by qpr81Trajan's column in Rome. Shame they put a pope on top of it. Even though this is a monument raised over a genocide it's still something worth seeing.

Posted by qpr81Ħaġar Qim temple in Malta. Stunning even if a bit of walk...

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