Anthropology Stories

When Venus follows her mother's footsteps to the Solomon Islands, she uncovers a world of breathtaking beauty-and startling truths. From golden-haired children to sacred waterfalls, ancient customs clash with modern struggles. In this lush South Pacific paradise, Venus must navigate culture, history, and heartache to uncover what makes these islands truly unforgettable. A journey of discovery, legacy, and the power of place.

Book 1 : The Day Love ended Amara Belmore has always believed in the power of love-the kind that endures, even when life seems determined to tear it apart. She thought she had found that love in Alastor Thomas, the boy who held her heart with a quiet intensity throughout high school. But the path she wanted to follow is no longer hers to choose. On the day she is meant to marry Nathaniel Rowe-a man her father has chosen to protect the family's reputation-Amara faces the impossible. Torn between duty and desire, between the life she is expected to live and the love she cannot forget, she makes a choice that will change everything. As she escapes from the wedding that should have been hers, Amara finds herself in the quiet care of Margaret Thomas, a woman who becomes both guide and anchor in the storm of grief and longing. Amid heartbreak, loyalty, and sacrifices she never imagined, Amara discovers that love's endurance is measured not in presence, but in memory and courage. Almost Forever is a story of first love and heartbreak, of choices that define a lifetime, and of hearts that refuse to let go-even when life demands it.

Mia Christian, a curator and recent graduate with a dual degree in Business Management and Art Anthropology, finally has everything she ever wanted: close friends, a great home, and a dream job that keeps her close to her hobby. When her favorite enthusiastic professor calls with a job she can't resist, Mia eagerly accepts-unaware that not everything you dig up stays dead.

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The Jeffersonian's team of forensic scientists consisting of the coroner Dr Camille Saroyan , forensic anthropologist Dr Temperance Brennan , forensic entomologist Dr Jack Hodgins and forensic artist Angela Montenegro encounter a new dead body but realize that this is no ordinary case as the team dig deep into conspiracies ,lies about themselves that draw them apart will they stay together through the maze Disclaimer: The characters in the novel are inspired by the hit drama Bones on Fox I do not own them

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The Arlington Sanctum is a work of fiction in the historical fiction, military, and science fiction genres. It is best suited to adult readers owing to some scenes of violence and mature situations. Penned by author Mitch Lapin, this fascinating speculative tale explores the mysterious Arlington National Cemetery where a sanctum resurrects missing soldiers as holograms from the sixth dimension. Bill Bradley and master sergeant Jake Merlot race against time through the Sanctum's depths, uncovering Bill's past and military decisions and shaping his journey back to life. What follows is an immersive read with an intense blend of historical intrigue and futuristic technology. Author Mitch Lapin has a natural talent for suspense that helps him craft the poignant journey of the immediately lovable Bill Bradley as he finds himself enveloped in the eerie mystique of the Arlington Sanctum. As I followed Bill's exploration of his military past and the intricate workings of the Sanctum, I was drawn into a narrative that seamlessly merged real historical events with speculative fiction, and the pacing delivered both elements in equal measure. The portrayal of Bill's introspection and the ethical dilemmas surrounding his military service is delivered with detail and empathy, offering insights into the complexities faced by soldiers and the weight of their decisions. Bill feels so natural that you can't help but fall for his charm, and Lapin's narrative style, combining suspense with introspective depth, kept me engaged throughout. The descriptive atmosphere of the work brought scenery from the present and past to life in ways that also enhanced the emotional mood brilliantly. Overall, The Arlington Sanctum is a recommended read for speculative and historical writing fans that offers a thought-provoking look at the impact of military service on individuals and society.

Uncover fresh aspects of family members you've known your whole life with this handy handbook that includes room for writing. Just as the oral histories of people throughout the globe are vanishing amid fast change, there is a danger that your family's unique tales, too, could be lost forever. In The Essential Questions, the author guides you to unearth the unique memories of your parents and grandparents and to make enduring relationship with them in the process. As you attempt to understand more about your family history, how can you go beyond familiar tales and avoid the irritation of conflicting generational attitudes? By asking questions that make the familiar unusual. Drawing on her lifetime experience in this sector, The author has prepared a collection of questions that tackle your parents and grandparents difficulties. The Essential Questions encourages you to learn about the history of your elders, to understand the world through their eyes, and to respect the language they use to express their experiences.

In a parallel universe, Temperance Brennan and Seeley Booth attend the same high school. In a world so radically different than the one we've come to know them in, Bones and Booth are still quite the same.

Kylona "Kyle" O'Hare receives some shocking news one day that leads to her waking up in a new and unfamiliar world. She is greeted by Balaam, a djinn, and finds out that she is now in an entirely new dimension that she has no knowledge of. As she begins her journey into this new and unknown world she meets unique companions, mentors, and friends. With new revelations, the things she wants and the things she believes to be right are pitted against one another. Eventually, she must face what it means to be a king's candidate. A/N: Rated mature for language and violence as well as potentially triggering topics (these will be tagged in their respective chapters). Disclaimer: All recognizable character, aspects, and plot points from the Magi franchise belongs to the respective owners Any art that is used also belongs to the respective artist and is simply there to aid the reader is visualization. This is simply done for fun and as a writing exercise for myself.

A Research for anthropology thesis at a remote village in Indonesia gone haywire. The leading professor is missing, and the villagers are acting suspiciously. what's with that girl in the red kebaya dress that comes and goes when a gamelan sound is played? Entry for @Mystery 's prompt for the 2019 Halloween Vault 2 Word count: 1498

A novelette about how humanity finally overcame anger, hate, and war. But is it worth it? This story is a modern interpretation of old Norse tales of the Valkyrie, but there are no gods, only humans and androids. I am very open to feedback as I am just starting to write more!

Tut is the son of a world-famous archeologist, named after a mummy. Tabby is the daughter of a world-famous anthropologist, named after a cat. When the two (accidentally) get locked in a Egyptian burial ground while chasing some smugglers, they realize unleashing a Serpopard takes only one semi-precious artifact to be broken (accidentally) and a whole lot of blood, sweat, and tears to get out. Indiana Jones who? ... camp nanowrimo

This is my Thesis Paper on bullying . I did this when i was in High school thought this needed to be shared. I do not own the information that i gather . I have put up the references to who i give credit for making my research easier . Its in APA Format

A short, non-fiction essay detailing research into intellectuals such as aestheticist Alain Locke, philosopher Claude Levi-Strauss and psychologist Robert Williams II regarding cultural relativism and how its tenets can be used to generate intercultural understanding and exchange.

Helle's parents were evacuated with the rest of Pripyat when the Chernobyl nuclear power plant melted down. Left behind, she was raised by wolves and remained unnoticed by the world until an internet video brought her to the attention of Louisiana State University anthropology PhD candidate Janice Grayson. Aggressive but insecure, Janice wins a grant to study Wild Girl of Chernobyl and moves quickly to capture the feral girl. Through a series of bold, and expensive, maneuvers, she manages to smuggle Helle back to the university, where the study itself melts in directions she never could have predicted.