A group for people interested in digital anthropology. What should people interested in digital anthropology be paying attention to right now.

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

A group for discussion of all aspects of the anthropology of religion. Discussion can concern cross-cultural analysis, or specific religions. Any other topic tangentially related to religion is also welcome, including folklore studies, etc.

A group dedicated to anthropological studies of Mongol societies and cultures inside and outside Mongolia.

The aim of this group is to open a window towards the discussion of death and its social and cultural implications.

Nepal is very rich in cultural, linguistic and biological diversties despite its smallness in size. Nepal is supposed to be a paradize for research scholars! In Nepal, anthropology is new discipline, begun in 1970s by the effort of Ernest Gellner.

May at 1st seem banal, but hair as extension of the self; the processes associated with 'doing' hair; its many colours & textures; lengths & locations; its 'natural' and 'non-natural' forms, make hair a fascinating object of anthropological enquirySee More

For keeping up with newly published anthropology books and engaging in open discussions about them.

Theories guiding our thinking, and thinking about theory.

A forum for anthropologists who did (or intend to) conduct long-term fieldwork in Tibetan societies and Tibeto-Burman language-speaking groups ranging from Nepal (Tamang, Gurung, Limbu, etc.) to Southwest China (Naxi, Mosuo, Yi, etc.).