Alice Beck Kehoe conducted participant observation ethnography among North American Northern Plains First Nations and in an Aymara village in the Andes, Bolivia, and also archaeology in the Northern Plains, Tiwanaku in the Andes, and in Europe. She has taught Anthropology at Marquette University, Milwaukee, WI.

Andrew J Petto, PhD, is a biological anthropologist with interests in comparative anatomy, population biology, evolution, and science education. He is Distinguished Lecturer Emeritus in the Department of Biological Sciences at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. His most recent book is Human Structure and Function (TopHat Monocle, 2022).

1. Anthropology 2. Knowledges 3. Humans as a Biological Species 4. Primates 5. Human Evolution 6. Human Variation 7. Human History Through Archaeology 8. Human History in our Epoch: The Holocene Photo Gallery 9. Communicating 10. Cultural Ecology 11. Economics 12. Regulating Societies: Power and Types of Societies 13. Regulating Societies: Law and Kinship 14. Religion 15. Twenty-First-Century Anthropology References and Further Readings Glossary Study Guide Note to Instructors