Anthropology

only a small portion of population is kept in not well persevered cemeteries, not all diseases show up on bone

paleopathology

the study of ideas and injury in the human skeleton and sometimes mummies (tissue, dental, bone)

shock or fright; lethargy, poor appetite, sleep issues, anxiety

lack of access to clean and secure water; anxiety

excessive worry about others

belief that penis has retracted into the body

studies the construction and use of language by human societies

the relationship between language and social behaviour in different cultures

how languages are related to each other and how they have changed over time

the study of past societies and their cultures using material remains

the study of contemporary cultures and societies

participant observation, interviews

a description of an aspect of culture within society

the systematic study of humankind both in past and present, studies human culture

learned behaviours and beliefs that shape our human experiences

the idea that ones culture and the values within it are somehow superior to another cultures

approach adopted and promoted by anthropologists, understanding another society in its own terms

naturally mummified body found on a granite slab which prevented erosion, approx. 5200 years old ,110 lbs 5'5 . holistic approach

refers to the biological distinctions such as the chromosomal, hormonal or physical differences between males and females

differences between sizes between the two sexes

physical differences between males and females that are not directly related to reproduction

affects 1-2500 girls, extra X chromosome, prevents ovaries from properly developing. widely spaced nipples, small finger nails, short

affects 1-500 males, extra X chromosome, littler sperm production, low testosterone, poor beard growth, wide hips, narrow shoulders

condition associated with the presence of both male and female reproductive organs

culturally constructed form of identity based on sex

hair, clothes, colours, hobbies

studied gender, first to show that gender is culturally constructed

how people internalize and enact attitudes that are associated with their gender role

uncritical assumptions about the naturalness of gender led to gender biased research

the practice of placing male views above world views

search for evidence of gender roles and gender relations to help us understand gender constructs

they m studied skeletal remains, compared injuries and deformities of remains

interested in how different gender constructs can affect different people; textbook

studied figurines, figured out that men and work have different jobs of same worth

cross cultural study of health and health systems

studies all aspects of the biology and behaviour of the human species, past and present

studied chimp behaviour; interpersonal relations and tool use