The anthropological literature on Indigenous peoples in Brazil is replete with references to houses lacking internal divisions and children sleeping together and with adults on the same bed or mat, as well as sharing hammocks [ 62, 63].
The approach combines an attitude of enlightenment ("We don't do things the old way") with veneration of the distant past (vague anthropological references to the practices of ancient tribespeople, never mind the improved mother and infant mortality rates).
The story is presented as a kind of anthropological study of this society through references to the families and their activities as tribal.
"I have always felt myself ultimately an outsider to the anthropological tribe," he wrote.
We've devoted countless articles to the anthropological nuances of club culture.
This corresponds to the anthropological opposition between emic (insider) and etic (external) perspectives.
It is preferable, therefore, to stick with the anthropological label for the sake of clarity and distinction from the other views on the table).
It is often twinned with ethnoastronomy, the anthropological study of skywatching in contemporary societies.
The first step in development of such models is to understand the underlying mechanisms governing the interaction of the wildfire events with the anthropological factors.
Thus, the DNA data is in concordance with the anthropological sex determination performed previously.
