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Research Materials (Anthropology)
This collection contains unpublished research literature (grey literature) and other items associated with research from the Department of Anthropology.
Items in this Collection
- 8Young-Leslie, Heather
- 4Bourgeois, Rebecca L.
- 4Lovell, Nancy C.
- 3Gelderman, Karen
- 2Lovell, Nancy C
- 2Steinwand, Tyanna
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2007-01-01
The last decade has seen an escalation of social, political, and economic changes in Tonga, but the events of the past year have been extraordinary: Thousands of people participated in numerous protest marches, climaxing in a general strike that held the government hostage for six weeks; royal...
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2020-02-10
When conducting analysis of dismembered remains, forensic anthropologists are advised to record the tool type, the anatomical distribution of the cut marks, and direction of the cut marks, as they can provide vital information to investigators of how the crime was committed, and can be compared...
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2003-03-01
Invited critical review for the Pacific Studies Journal forum review of "Voyages : from Tongan villages to American suburbs", by Cathy A. Small (1997) Cornell University Press Ithaca, N.Y. Other Forum reviewers: Ernest Olsen, Steve (Sitiveni) Francis.
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2018-09-01
I briefly introduced Greenlandic Inuit lives under changing weather conditions in plain language. https://kyokuchi.or.jp/publication/kyokuchi/backnumber/back107