The Ways of Men: An Introduction to Anthropology

ability acculturation acquired drives activity adaptation adult American Amish animals anthropology anxiety apes appear artifacts aspects Aurignacian average basic basis behavior biological body bones brachiating Catarrhine cent cephalic index CHAPTER characteristics chimpanzee common complex coördinated cultural anthropology cultural patterns cultural system customs developed dolichocephalic Europe example fact factors female frustration function genes genetic Geological Age gibbon Gillin goal gorilla habits hair hand Hopi human Hylobatidae Inca Indians individual innovations integration invention involved kinship language learned lemurs Likewise male marriage material mental patterns modern monkeys motivation Mousterian Neanderthal Negroid Neolithic orang-utan organization pain patrilinear performance period persons phratries physical Pleistocene population practically present Primates principles produce prognathism punishment races relatively response result reward rôles scientific seems situation skin skull social group society species status stimulus symbols techniques tend tion tribes usually vertebral column