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    Cultural anthropology focuses on learning about cultures through families, peers, institutions and media. It studies how people live and understand the world. Linguistic anthropology studies the nature of language and how humans use it in everyday life. It closely examines societies where language defines culture. Archaeology studies human activity through recovering and analyzing material culture like tools, clothing and structures. It uses artifacts and features to learn how people lived at different times and places. Biological anthropology deals with human evolution, variability and adaptations. It examines human physical form and function for survival and reproduction.

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    Cultural anthropology focuses on learning about cultures through families, peers, institutions and media. It studies how people live and understand the world. Linguistic anthropology studies the nature of language and how humans use it in everyday life. It closely examines societies where language defines culture. Archaeology studies human activity through recovering and analyzing material culture like tools, clothing and structures. It uses artifacts and features to learn how people lived at different times and places. Biological anthropology deals with human evolution, variability and adaptations. It examines human physical form and function for survival and reproduction.

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    Cultural anthropology focuses on learning about cultures through families, peers, institutions and media. It studies how people live and understand the world. Linguistic anthropology studies the nature of language and how humans use it in everyday life. It closely examines societies where language defines culture. Archaeology studies human activity through recovering and analyzing material culture like tools, clothing and structures. It uses artifacts and features to learn how people lived at different times and places. Biological anthropology deals with human evolution, variability and adaptations. It examines human physical form and function for survival and reproduction.

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    Cultural Anthropology Linguistic Anthropology Archeology Biological Anthropolog

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