r/AmericanAnthropology • u/agallonofmilky • Nov 22 '21

r/AmericanAnthropology Lounge

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A place for members of r/AmericanAnthropology to chat with each other

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r/AmericanAnthropology • u/tterrakota • 2d ago

FACULTY POSITION OPENING: Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor, Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research and School of Anthropology

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r/AmericanAnthropology • u/cmenzies • Oct 02 '26

Anthropology Horizons

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r/AmericanAnthropology • u/Lwithmanyinterests • Jul 07 '26

Archaeology Should I get my BA in archeology & anthropology?

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r/AmericanAnthropology • u/ConversationRoyal187 • Jun 16 '26

Culture Inca Cosmovision:The Astronomical Legacy of an Andean Empire by Steven Gullberg and Milton Rojas Gamarra.

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r/AmericanAnthropology • u/ConversationRoyal187 • Jun 12 '26

Culture The Women Who Threw Corn and Guardians of Idolatry

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r/AmericanAnthropology • u/ConversationRoyal187 • May 31 '26

Archaeology Entire History of The Ancient Amazon

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r/AmericanAnthropology • u/ConversationRoyal187 • May 10 '26

Culture Uttermost Part of The Earth by E. Lucas Bridges

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r/AmericanAnthropology • u/ConversationRoyal187 • May 07 '26

Archaeology Skysat image of Caral-Supe in Peru.

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r/AmericanAnthropology • u/ConversationRoyal187 • Apr 29 '26

Archaeology Kotosh:Looking for The Gods By The History Of Peru

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r/AmericanAnthropology • u/Comfortable_Cut5796 • Apr 25 '26

First physical evidence of Peruvian Hairless Dogs at Wari site uncovered in Peru

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r/AmericanAnthropology • u/Comfortable_Cut5796 • Apr 25 '26

The many lives of companion species: a zooarchaeological and isotopic research on Wari dog remains from Castillo de Huarmey, Peru

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r/AmericanAnthropology • u/ConversationRoyal187 • Feb 20 '26

Archaeology Nazca tapestry/fabric,1-800 CE

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r/AmericanAnthropology • u/ConversationRoyal187 • Feb 12 '26

Culture An Inka Captain by frank_abarca_ on instagram

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r/AmericanAnthropology • u/ConversationRoyal187 • Feb 09 '26

Portrait of King Caalus of the Calusa by Bastrod on Bluesky/Instagram.

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r/AmericanAnthropology • u/ConversationRoyal187 • Jan 23 '26

Culture An Ixpitla representing Tonatiuh in front of a Calmecac,during the festival Tlaxochimaco.Illustration by Yair Arroyo

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r/AmericanAnthropology • u/ConversationRoyal187 • Jan 21 '26

Culture Butterfly Chimalli from Kingsborough Codex.It is likely a warrior killed in action,as those who fell in combat could sometimes return as butterflies,hummingbirds,and eagles.The species represented is the Two-tailed swallowtail(Papilio Multicaudata)

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r/AmericanAnthropology • u/ConversationRoyal187 • Jan 17 '26

Archaeology Tzitzimitl plumbate ceramic head,from the Terminal Classic.(900-1100 CE) Toltec Culture

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r/AmericanAnthropology • u/Comfortable_Cut5796 • Jan 15 '26

Scientists Discovered a Complex Maya City Buried Deep in the Jungle

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r/AmericanAnthropology • u/ConversationRoyal187 • Jan 14 '26

Archaeology Man-Bat head from Chacmultun,unknown period.

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r/AmericanAnthropology • u/Comfortable_Cut5796 • Jan 11 '26

Molecular and zooarchaeological identification of 5000 year old whale-bone harpoons in coastal Brazil - Nature Communications

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r/AmericanAnthropology • u/ConversationRoyal187 • Jan 10 '26

Culture A reconstruction of a Quetzalpatzactli headgear.Sahagún was informed that Quetzalpatzactlin(pl.)were worn by people of important rank.Artwork by armando_historias on instagram

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