(Image credit: Courtesy Cangdong Village Project)
Barbara Voss investigates migration and gender in home and diasporic villages
The Cangdong Village Project is collaborative research program studying the home villages of Chinese migrants.
20th-century artistic reproduction of a 7th-century fresco from the Ajanta caves of the Hindu king Pulikesin II receiving an envoy from the Persian king Khusru...
Serkan Yolacan collaborates on a project that opens a new inquiry in political anthropology
A collaborative project that studies two ubiquitous figures of the 21st century: strongman and informal diplomat.
Tanya Luhrmann works with researchers and fieldworkers on The Mind and Spirit project
The Mind and Spirit project asks how the local social world shapes the way people understand and experience invisible things, like gods, spirits, thoughts and mind itself.
Anthropology is devoted to the study of human beings and human societies as they exist across time and space.
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Krish Seetah kicks off the 2022/2023 season with AIA Archaeology Hour lectures on Tuesday, September 20 (register) and Wednesday, September 21
Barbara L. Voss examines what a fragment of a rice bowl says about constructions of gender and family in the Chinese diaspora
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