num_pages: 550
description: This year's volume features two main themes: the body as public surface and new technologies of communication. Among the papers included for these themes are anthropology and circumcision, the evolution of human skin and skin color, music and global order, and the archaeology of communication technologies. In addition, papers are included in other topics, including the archaeology of state economies, archaeology in tropical sub-Saharan Africa, primary state formation in Mesoamerica, perspectives on the origins of urbanism, cannibalism, clothing and fashion, and the globalization of pentecostal and charismatic Christianity. An introductory essay on the body in archaeology was contributed by Marilyn Strathern (social anthropology, U. of Cambridge, UK). Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
language: English
title: Annual Review of Anthropology, Volume 30, 2001
titlecomplete: Annual Review of Anthropology, Volume 30, 2001
publisher: Annual Reviews