Title: Physical Anthropology and Archaeology, Fourth Canadian Edition
Summary:
Content Overview:
“Physical Anthropology and Archaeology, Fourth Canadian Edition” provides an extensive exploration of the fundamental principles and practices in physical anthropology and archaeology, with a focus on the Canadian context. The book covers a wide range of topics, including human evolution, genetics, primatology, forensic anthropology, archaeological methods, theories, and discoveries relevant to understanding past human societies in Canada. Through theoretical discussions, case studies, and practical applications, readers gain insight into the biological and cultural dimensions of human diversity and the methodologies employed to investigate our evolutionary past.
Author:
The authors of “Physical Anthropology and Archaeology, Fourth Canadian Edition” are Carol R. Ember, Melvin Ember, Peter N. Peregrine, and Robert D. Hoppa. Carol R. Ember and Melvin Ember are distinguished anthropologists renowned for their contributions to cross-cultural research and anthropology education. Peter N. Peregrine is a prominent archaeologist known for his expertise in archaeological theory and method. Robert D. Hoppa specializes in biological anthropology, particularly human skeletal biology and population genetics. Together, their combined expertise ensures that the content of this edition is comprehensive, accurate, and relevant to students and educators in the field of anthropology.
Publisher:
“Physical Anthropology and Archaeology, Fourth Canadian Edition” is published by Pearson