anthropology

Introduction to Physical Anthropology
$129.95
This would be the perfect book for any student who cannot afford to buy the regular cost of an Anthropology book. I would highly advise anyone who would want to purchase this book for less. To add, I hope that it will help me get a passing grade and I know that it will.

Anthropology: The Human Challenge
$145.95
I've used this book a couple of times for teaching either college freshmen or high school students and it is well-received. The readings are engaging and the authors bring in plenty of contemporary examples of uses for anthropology today.

Anthropology: The Exploration of Human Diversity with Living Anthropology Student CD
$35.95
The seller sent my order right away, and the book was in very good condition for a good price

Anthropology For Dummies (For Dummies (Math & Science))
$19.99
I love this book! As a serious life-long student of anthropology I was familiar with most of the content, but this well-written and gentle survey of the wonderful and important world of anthropology was a great ride, nonetheless. While prospective and new anthropology students will find much of interest, I'm confident just about anyone else would find this work fascinating and relevant too. There is so much here and it flies by with ease so no one should fear either boredom or cerebral stress. Many people don't seem to realize how broad the field of anthropology is. Explore this book to find out: from linguistics, to archaeology; from "race" to religion; from Homo erectus to farming, it's all here. And none of it is stale or monotonous. For example, there is even a cool section on anthropologically themed books and films. I also loved "Ten Things to Remember About Anthropology". That chapter alone is worth the price of admission.

The best endorsement I can offer is this: I will be giving away a few copies to friends this Christmas. I think a book like this can be especially powerful with young people. The authors will never know, but I am sure that many careers in anthropology will be inspired by this fun and enlightening book.


--Guy P. Harrison, author of
Race and Reality: What Everyone Should Know about Our Biological Diversity

and

50 Reasons People Give for Believing in a God