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Understanding Anthropology’s Foundation: 19th-Century Evolutionary Thought

Anthropology, as a formal discipline, might be relatively young, but its origins lie in centuries of human...

In 1860, Herbert Spencer, a prominent English philosopher and social theorist, presented a compelling...

You might be thinking, “Okay, theories are interesting, but why should I care about them in my...

Ever felt like your literature review is a never-ending mountain of papers, threatening to...

Ever wondered why people in different parts of the world live so differently? Or...

Understanding the past is a fundamental human pursuit. Archaeologists are like time detectives, piecing...

The absolute dating methods provide an estimated age in calendar years for artifacts, fossils,...

Relative dating refers to dating methods that focuses on determining whether a fossil, artefact,...

It’s a scene playing out in homes everywhere: a toddler refusing to eat, eyes...

The world is in our pockets. Smartphones tantalise with instant access to information, entertainment,...