An Introduction to Anthropology

adult Africa American Indian animals anthropology Apache apes appear areas artifacts Asia Australoid Aztecs Baganda behavior bones bride price calpulli Caucasoid Caucasoid races cells cephalic index ceremony Chapter characteristics child Chiricahua chromosomes clan clothing common complex Cro-Magnon culture economic English environment Eskimos Europe European evidence example fish function genes hair hominids Homo sapiens Hopi human hunting important individual joint family kinship labor language large number less linguistic live Magdalenian mammals marriage means Mexico modern Mongoloid Navaho Neanderthal Negro Negroid Neolithic nonliterate Old World organization Paleolithic patterns Pithecanthropus Pithecanthropus erectus Plains Indians plants Pleistocene political populations possess pottery prehistoric primary family primitive probably produce Pueblo race racial type regions relatively religious result ritual shaman Similarly skin skull social society Solutrean species status stone structure supernatural symbols techniques tion totem traits tribes usually village York