Biology and Culture in Modern Perspective

This collection of articles provides a comprehensive survey of the field of modern anthropology, focusing on the intersection of biology and culture. It includes discussions on biological anthropology, exploring the physical aspects of human evolution and the primate lineage. The book also delves into prehistory, examining how archaeologists interpret the human record, and cultural anthropology, which analyses the interactions and relationships among different peoples. The impact of industrialisation and the influence of developed countries on non-western societies are also explored, making it a valuable resource for students of anthropology and social sciences.

Published 1972

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