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A group for anthropologists interested in this part of the world and from researchers from there

A forum for conversations on ethnographic fieldwork in Southern Africa, and for those interested in the biological, linguistic, socio-cultural and archaeological anthropology of Southern Africa.

This group is dedicated to all aspects of the anthropological study of popular culture.

Discussing ethnography and ethnographic disciplines in general, whether or not they are exclusive to anthropology as a discipline. Folkloristics, market research, ethnomusicology, microsociology, microeconomics, microhistory...

For those who have carried out ethnographic fieldwork in the UK, or are interested in the anthropological study of Britain

Grupo para discussões da produção antropológica brasileira em geral, para o encontro e formação de redes de antropólogos do país. / Group for the discussion of the production of Brazilian anthropology and for the development of social networks.

A place to discuss and share ideas, stories and information related to the anthropological study of Japan.

A group for those interested in this part of the world and the situation of the discipline here.

For those of us interested in the archaeology of the American Southwest.(Photo: Wukoki Ruin, Wupatki Nat'l Monument, Arizona)See More

This group is dedicated to all those interested in language!

As a participant of RESET program on "Building Anthropology in Eurasia", I think anthropologists interested in Central Asia would be able to discuss any topics in this group.

This group is dedicated to all who are interested in South Asia.

Biocultural anthropology combines theory and methods of biological and cultural anthropology to investigate human variation and how culture influences biological outcomes.

Explorations in Iranian society and culture.

orality and literacy, domesticating savage minds, from ostracons to Twitter...