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| To find out more about Hutterites, check out http://www.hutterites.org/. See how they make a living and spend their free time. Read about their history and organizational structure. a. What activities do the Hutterites and you have in common? b. Do you think you would enjoy that lifestyle? Why or why not? | ||
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| Biological anthropologists work closely with other subfields in anthropology. Dr. Park collaborated with the State archaeologist to find the remains of a native Hawaiian who had been buried in the hills of northwest Connecticut in 1818. This website (http://archnet.asu.edu/archives/crm/conn/ctosa/ctosa.html) links you to the Office of Connecticut State Archeology (the author’s home state). a. What information on the website is of interest to lay people? b. Why is it important for states to provide information about archaeological sites? c. Does your state have a website devoted to archaeology? | ||
| http://archnet.asu.edu/archives/crm/conn/ctosa/ctosa.html | ||
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