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ANTHROPOLOGY FINAL
POWERPOINT
Standish – HSP3U/C
SO WHAT DO WE KNOW NOW?
After completing this unit, you should be able to:
 define anthropology.
 identify the three main fields of study related to
anthropology.
 identify the origins of human culture and language.
 explain the similarities between anthropology and
other social sciences.
 explain how anthropologists develop and test
theories.
 list and briefly describe the basic theories related to
the study of anthropology.
 explain why anthropology is a relevant field of study.
 define cultural norm, culture, and society.
MUSICAL INTERLUDE
Weezer's song Island in the Sun is not directly
related to anthropology, but it is a fantastic
celebration of human-animal interaction, and you
can't help smiling throughout the song.
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0C3zgYW_FA
M#t=40
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TEXT SCAVENGER HUNT
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Complete the worksheet – 30 mins
http://ed.ted.com/lessons/the-history-of-tattoos-addison-anderson
EXTENSION ACTIVITY
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Want to learn more about the history of tattoos? Looking for a
unique, historical design for a tattoo? Peruse the Smithsonian
Institute for ideas! See pictures of the bronze tools used for
tattooing and learn the importance of tattoos to different
cultures. National Geographic also has a colorful tattoo
timeline called “Pigments of Imagination” where you can learn
what a carp or lion tattoo represents or the meaning of
“yakuza” a Japanese form of tattooing. Check out Skin Stories
and Polynesian tattooing to learn which elements make up a
Polynesian tattoo! Why do geometric designs play such an
important role in the culture of their tattoos?
Why do people get tattoos? What is it that draws people to
create lasting images on their bodies? Tattoos have the ability
to represent moments, leave lasting impressions, and raise
emotions. Check out this article in Psychology Today for
insight into the tattooing phenomena that has becoming
popular today. What would inspire you to get a tattoo? What
might keep you from getting a tattoo?