anthropology

This book explains that at least 90 percent of everything we know about Troy in the Late Bronze Age comes from the lips of Homer, an eighth-century-B.C. Greek poet, and also tells of Carl Blegen's "Troy and the Trojans," published in 1963.

An exploration of forensic anthropology that explains how blood evidence, bodies, bones, and bullets are used to help solve crimes and includes cases to solve, instructions for related experiments, and ideas for science fair projects.

For Percy, the loss of his father and the suicide of his best friend build to a head during the last week before high school graudation.

Summarizes the holdings of this part of the National Museum of Natural History in the Palais de Chaillot.

Provides access to current articles about anthropology selected from magazines, newspapers, journals, and web sites.

Journeys through time and across the continents to explore fascintating and complex stories about human evolution.