"Anthropologists in the making": Building bridges of cross-cultural understanding

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'Anthropologists in the making' is a summer program, in which children learn to embrace and celebrate aspects of culture unique and different from their own and also learn to identify common threads that connect human societies to one another. Some of the events organized under this program are discussed like decoding Egyptian hieroglyphs, and identifying symbols in Buddhist paintings.

Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Services information, Pennsylvania, Children, Anthropology, Services, Education, Study and teaching, Activity programs (Education), Activity programs in education, University of Pennsylvania. Museum Applied Science Center for Archeology

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Hand that remember: an ethnographic approach to everyday cooking

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The task of cooking under conditions of modernity in our ethnographic knowledge about everyday cooking by ordinary people, trying a new recipe by reading a book or trying to get a healthy meal on the table after work is discussed

United States, Book publishing, Book Publishers, Cook Books, Methods, Usage, Cooking, Cookery, Cookbooks

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