### person | scientist | social scientist | anthropologist:

Applied anthropologist
* use their knowledge to solve contemporary problems.
* work both internationally and in the United States
  - in many fields, both in the United States and throughout the world

### person | scientist | social scientist | anthropologist:

Archeologist
* also manage and protect archeological sites.
* are anthropologists
  - capable of digs
  - people that study ancient civilizations
  - scholars whose work seeks to uncover the past, figuratively and literally
  - scientists who study the life and culture of ancient peoples
* dig to find out how ancient peoples lived.
* divide prehistory in the eastern United States into several cultural periods.
* examine, recover, and preserve evidence of human activity from past cultures.
* find Asia's oldest stone axe tools.
* is an anthropologist
* know where Homo-like species existed by the discovery of tools.
* look at the artifacts and the environment around the artifacts to recreate the past.
* report that cannabis was most likely the first plant cultivated by humans.
* research archeological sites in order to understand the lifestyles of ancient people.
* reveal that Greek history flows with honey, according to a survey of bees.
* search for human bodies.
* strive to preserve and interpret significant resources.
* study past cultures to better understand present cultures
  - what people left behind many years ago to get clues about their life-styles
* think the oldest kind of jewelry is the pendant.
* work carefully to uncover the mosasaur bones.

Biological anthropologist
* are concerned with the biological and biocultural dimensions of humanity.
* explore evolution and contemporary human biological diversity.
* have career opportunities in law enforcement as forensic anthropologists.
* study a variety of aspects of human evolutionary biology.
* use dental formulae to classify groups of primates.

### person | scientist | social scientist | anthropologist:

Cultural anthropologist
* Most cultural anthropologists study contemporary societies rather than ancient ones.
  - connoisseurs of the common
  - interested in investigating contemporary world cultures
  - students of the ordinary, mundane, everyday experience of being human
  - workers
* focus on the explanation of learned behavior.
* look at human interaction from many angles, as if through a prism.
* seek to understand the internal logic of another society.
* study present cultures
  - the culture of contemporary, or recent, groups
* study the customs, cultures, and social lives of groups
  - values, cultures, and social lives of groups of people
* take a holistic approach to the study of humankind.
* use their knowledge to help in the analysis and planning of social change.

Ethnographer
* Many ethnographers now work outside university settings.
* aim to render the strange familiar.
* also provide material about many other peoples
  - use documents, archives, memoranda, newsletters, and the like
* now work in other disciplines as well.

Forensic anthropologist
* Forensic Anthropologists reconstruct human and animal identities from fossil remains.
* have the skills to go beyond merely eyeballing photos.
* solve murders.
* team up with law enforcers to help solve crimes.

Linguistic anthropologist
* Linguistic Anthropologists look at language as the measure of our lives
  - tend to focus on linguistic performance and situated discourse
* investigate the relationship between communication and culture.
* study how humans communicate and how language shapes social life
  - the development and evolution of languages
* study the role of language in various cultures
  - languages in cultures