Race Reference library
Encyclopedia of Evolution
...perspectives Social psychologists working in Western societies have noted that race is one of a handful of personal characteristics, along with sex, age, and physical attractiveness, that people normally register automatically and involuntarily at the beginning of any interpersonal encounter. Racial categorization has consequences; it influences expectations that people have of one another, and how they interact. Experiments show that this is true even for individuals who claim that they are free of prejudice and do not to judge others on the basis of...
Northeastern African Stone Age Reference library
Alice Leplongeon
The Oxford Encyclopedia of African Archaeology
...Nubia Salvage Campaign. These two cemeteries include tens of burials with the specificity that many of the individuals buried bear evidence for interpersonal violence in the form of parry fractures and lithic artifact fragments still embedded in their bones ( Wendorf 1968a ; Greene and Armelagos 1972 ). Evidence from Jebel Sahaba in particular, dated to min. 13.4 cal ka bp , indicates that episodes of interpersonal violence were likely recurrent at that time ( Crevecoeur et al. 2021 ). The rich archaeological record available for the LP therefore provides...
Bioarchaeology in The Nile Valley Reference library
Jenail H. Marshall and Michele R. Buzon
The Oxford Encyclopedia of African Archaeology
...by his Colleagues , edited by Warren R. Dawson 139–148. London: Jonathan Cape. Judd, Margaret . 2004. “Trauma in the City of Kerma: Ancient versus Modern Injury Patterns.” International Journal of Osteoarchaeology 14 (1): 34–51. Judd, Margaret . 2006. “Continuity of Interpersonal Violence between Nubian Communities.” American Journal of Physical Anthropology 131 (3): 324–333. Junker, Thomas . 2018. “Blumenbach’s Theory of Human Races and the Natural Unity of Humankind.” In Johann Friedrich Blumenbach , edited by Nicolaas Rupke and Gerhard Lauer...
