Anthropology
Anthropology
What are you studying in anthropology? I minored in history in undergrad, which included some anthropology, but I have been reading anthropological/archaeological literature more in depth recently for a "cognition and culture" project. Incidentally, there is a site run by something called the International Cognition and Culture Institute that is very useful.
For Anthropology, I'm specializing in physical anthropology---which may lead to forensics! Woot~ But hm...that sounds really cool actually! I'll have to look more into that.
Mostly pre-behavioral modernity stuff or more modern stuff?
Mostly more modern. :3 Although, the pre-behavioral seems really interesting, but never really got a chance to go into that.
A lot of it is rather speculative.
I took some "physical anthro" classes back in college. It was snooty U of C's way of saying "archaeology" out loud without admitting they were sending people out to some oasis in Western Egypt to dig around for pot shards. What is physical anthro/forensics in this context?