I was lucky to be invited for the weekend out to the Quileute Indian Reservation in order to do my first observation. Native American history is one of my favorites to learn about, so I was hoping my 3 1/2 hour drive up would go by quickly because I was anxious to get started. A …
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Strangers In Their Own Land: “The Rememberers”
Anthropology ethics of fieldwork is as followed: Do no harm, be open and honest about your work, obtained informed consent and necessary permission, weigh competing ethical obligations, make your results accessible and protect and preserve your records. For my field research, I will be interviewing and interacting with a female who belongs to a Native …
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Strangers In Their Own Land
Hello, my name is Kindell. I am originally from Huntington Beach, CA and moved to Washington state my sophomore year of high school. I returned to California for 6 years during my time with the U.S. Coast Guard, but decided to return back to upstate Washington to complete my degree in environmental science. During the …
Welcome to My New Anthropology Blog
A people without knowledge of their past history, origin and culture is like a tree without roots. — Marcus Garvey. This is the first post on my new blog about cultural anthropology. I will be sharing a life story of ones own beliefs, ritual and cultural differences then my own. So stay tuned for more! …
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