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What is the meaning of schools of thought in anthropology?
according to the basukuma of mwanza tanzania, school of thought does means the mindset, the view of people on something the way they can expreess matters that influence peoples in general like the question of origjin of law or the relationshipp between law an democracy. for instance leadership of the basukuma is by tribal inheritance of succession of a tribe capable to dominate, such as the "Ng'wanangwa". Magangila Salvatory - St. Augustine University of Tanzania - Mwanza Campus, Nyegezi.
According to anthropology the nuclear family is the most common kin group in what kinds of societies?
The nuclear family is most common in industrial and post-industrial societies. These societies tend to prioritize individualism, mobility, and privacy, which align with the structure of a nuclear family consisting of parents and their dependent children living separately from the extended family.
What GCSE's do you need to become a forensic anthropologist?
Im not totaly sure myself.. I needed the same question awnsered too. I'm in year 8 and my teaches have told me alot about forensic anthropology. From what they have told me, I am going to take Sociology, History and Triple Science in year 10 and 11. That also leaves me with an issue, as if you attend an arts college you are required to take a Arts programme, than I think it would be your best bet to drop Sociology? I'm still not certain on that one myself. As for college, antropology is a course that some colleges and post 16s do now, so that one is easy. University is a little more tricky... Some universitys do a course on Forensic Anthropology (Dundee, for example) but some call it Forensic Biology. I'm 99% sure its the same thing. I hope this helped!
What is an important factor in post structuralism?
In Post Structuralism, it is necessary to study both the object and the systems of knowledge that made the object.
What does the term post contact or post Columbian mean referring to Indians?
The term post contact or post-Columbian refers to Native American communities and cultures after the European contact and the arrival of Christopher Columbus in the Americas in 1492. It signifies the significant changes and impacts, both positive and negative, that followed as a result of this historical event.
What is difference between graduation and post graduation?
what is difference between graduate and post gruduate
What is the difference between post encephalitis and post meningitis?
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Difference between pre-tensioned and post-tensioned?
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Pre indexing post indexing difference between?
what are the differents between preindexing and post indexing?
Major similarities between modern dance and post -modern dance?
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Difference between modernism and post modernism?
The difference between modernism and post modernism are the highlights and approaches towards life. It also differs in the ways of thinking that led to these movements.
What is the difference between preincrementing and post-incrementing a variable?
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What is the difference between a thread and post?
In computing terms - A 'thread' is a topic of discussion, and a 'post' is a response to the 'thread'.
What is the difference between pre-indexing and post-indexing?
what is pre-indexing
What is the difference between value and region?
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What is difference between bank and post office?
A bank handles money and a post office handles letters and packages.
What is the difference between a post route and a flag route?
Post is towards the center of the field, flag is toward the sideline.
