Book Summary of PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY
Anthropology is defined as classification and analysis of humans and their society, descriptively, culturally, historically and physically. Anthropology is a unifying science and is associated with other emerging sciences such as biology, geology, linguistics and archaeology.
This book has been divided into two parts.Part-I deals with an introduction of anthropology and its history. Part-II deals with development and evolution of humans. This book takes the reader through various phases of evolution of man from very beginning. All topics are presented in a lucid manner so that all readers can comprehend the subject easily.
About Author :
Mrs. Darshna Tyagi (b. 1969) is an eminent scholar in the field of sociology and history. Her contribution in these field is worth mentioning. She has authored a number of books and research papers. Her papers and articles have been published in many national and international journals. Presently she is associated with many educational institutions as a visiting faculty and is engaged with a number of projects.
Contents :
Preface
Part -I
Introduction to Anthropology
Part -II
Physical Anthropology
This book has been divided into two parts.Part-I deals with an introduction of anthropology and its history. Part-II deals with development and evolution of humans. This book takes the reader through various phases of evolution of man from very beginning. All topics are presented in a lucid manner so that all readers can comprehend the subject easily.
About Author :
Mrs. Darshna Tyagi (b. 1969) is an eminent scholar in the field of sociology and history. Her contribution in these field is worth mentioning. She has authored a number of books and research papers. Her papers and articles have been published in many national and international journals. Presently she is associated with many educational institutions as a visiting faculty and is engaged with a number of projects.
Contents :
Preface
Part -I
Introduction to Anthropology
Part -II
Physical Anthropology