Introduction to Anthropology
Jennifer Hasty, David G. Lewis and Marjorie M. Snipes
A complete first-year textbook covering all four fields of anthropology: culture, biology and human evolution, archaeology and language. Each chapter pairs clear explanations with real case studies, making it the easiest place to start.
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