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In the last 150 years, the field of Anthropology
has come a very long way. Gone are the days of naturalists employed by wealthy patrons and stateheads
accompanying seafaring captains, for the sake of documenting curiosities and collecting specimens.
Gone are the days of "tomb raiders" gaining worldwide acclaim and lauds while destroying
precious sites. As with any discipline, anthropology itself has evolved as it continues to examine the many connections linking human biology and human culture, using new tools and new concepts. To see just how the field of anthropology has progressed, click on the links
to the left.
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