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anthropologyworks » Anthro in the news 8/29/11 152 / http://anthropologyworks.com/index.php/2011/08/29/anthro-in-the-news-82911 صفحة ١ من ٤ ٣٢/١٠/١١ • Home • About this Blog • Who’s the author? Anthro in the news 8/29/11 • Libya: the oily truth FoxNews quoted William Beeman, chair of the anthropology department at the University of Minnesota: “Our interests are mostly commercial,” he said. “The U.S. has an important supply of excellent sweet crude out of Libya. There are very few places in the world that have oil of this quality.” According to Beeman, Libya produces 2 percent of the world’s oil supply. At its peak, that amounts to 500,000 barrels a day. Most of that goes to Europe, but Beeman says that with a new regime in place, more of that oil could come to the U.S. like it did before Gadhafi rose to power 42 years ago. “Whoever takes over the government after this political action will need to sell oil,” Beeman said. • Anthro study of college student research habits Not good news: The ERIAL (Ethnographic Research in Illinois Academic Libraries) project enlisted two anthropologists to collect data using open-ended interviews and direct observation to generate accounts of what students, librarians and professors think of library research at five institutions in the midwest U.S. One finding is that students’ research habits are worse than expected. • Thriller anthropology USA Today and other mainstream media covered Kathy Reichs, Chicago native who has used her scientific skills to help identify victims and determine cause of death in dozens of police cases investigated by the Laboratoire de Sciences Judiciares et de Médecine Légale in Canada’s Quebec province. Reichs is author of 14 thrillers starring forensic anthropologist Temperance “Tempe” Brennan — No. 14, Flash and Bones, is on sale Tuesday. She is also producer of the popular Fox TV show Bones, a series inspired by Reichs’ career and a fictional forensic anthropologist. • Earliest horse domestication relocated Saudi Arabia is excavating a new archeological site that will show horses were domesticated 9,000 years ago in the Arabian peninsula, the country’s antiquities expert said Wednesday. Reuters quoted Ali al-Ghabban, Vice-President of Antiquities and Museums at the Saudi Commission for Tourism & Antiquities: “This discovery will change our knowledge concerning the domestication of horses and the evolution of culture in the late Neolithic period.” • Gruesome mummies The oldest deliberately-created mummies ever found in Britain comprise body parts from several different people. The four prehistoric bodies were unearthed in 2001 on South Uist in Scotland’s Outer Hebrides. • Earliest naked chef Science News and the Guardian covered a report that early humans cooked their first hot meals nearly two million years ago, according to researchers at Harvard University. They have traced the origins of cooking through studying tooth sizes and the feeding behavior of monkeys, apes and modern humans. • Listening to the evolution of the body The New York Times carried an interview with evolutionary anthropologist, Dan Lieberman, professor at Harvard University. Lieberman focuses on the evolution of the human foot and head. Filed under: anthro in the news by admin on August 29, 2011 Leave a Comment Name (required) Mail (will not be published) (required) Website (URL)
...tion Of Animals Pushed Back 3,500 Years - Saudis Find 9,000-Year-Old Civilization 153 ... omestication-of-animals-pushed-back-3500-years-saudis-find-9000-year-old-civilization صفحة ١ من ٣ ٣٢/١٠/١١ Search: Full Text Go 0 0 0 Top News Local News World U.S. Sports Politics Tech Entertainment Science Business Health Odd News More Log In | Register PHYSICIST-RETIRED Articles Posted: 22 Links Seeded: 136 Member Since: 9/2008 Last Seen: 9/09/2011 Visit Physicist-retired's column >> Updated continuously by citizens like you, Newsvine is an instant reflection of what the world is talking about at any given moment. 6 Votes 8 Comments Domestication Of Animals Pushed Back 3,500 Years - Saudis Find 9,000-Year-Old Civilization Seeded on Mon Aug 29, 2011 8:11 AM EDT Article Source: NewsDaily: Your best source for breaking news science, saudi-arabia, archeology, civilization, ancient-civilizations, domesticated-animals, al-maqar Seeded by Physicist-retired Your Clippings Leaderboard E-Mail Alerts Top of the Vine Newsvine Live Newsvine Archives The Greenhouse Recommended Articles Wall of Vineness Saudi Arabia is excavating a new archeological site that will show horses were domesticated 9,000 years ago in the Arabian peninsula, the country's antiquities expert said Wednesday. The discovery of the civilization, named al- Maqar after the site's location, will challenge the theory that the domestication of animals took place 5,500 years ago in Central Asia, said Ali al-Ghabban, Vice-President of Antiquities and Museums at the Saudi Commission for Tourism & Antiquities. "This discovery will change our knowledge concerning the domestication of horses and the evolution of culture in the late Neolithic period," Ghabban told a news conference in the Red Sea port of Jeddah. "The Maqar Civilization is a very advanced civilization of the Neolithic period. This site shows us clearly, the roots of the domestication of horses 9,000 years ago." advertisement Recommend Be the first of your friends to recommend this. You Might Be Interested In Headline: "Church closes food bank because it attracts poor people" (Newsvine) From Around The Web Powell Aide: Cheney Was President 'for All Practical Purposes' (The Atlantic Wire) Big Bang: That Alleged Hole in Global Warming Just Blew Up In Fox News' Face (Newsvine) Tea Party Weary of Palin's Presidential Pondering - Perfect Example of Political Parasite Says Armed Forces Tea Party Patriots (Newsvine) The Unthinkable Could Happen - Wall Street Journal. See evidence. Prepare Now. (Newsmax.com) Bachmannia: Everything Goes Wrong After Going So Right (The Atlantic Wire) Michele Bachmann: Obama ‘Insulted’ Congress By Calling It A Political Circus (Newsvine) 'Russian Dolls': Reality TV Show Stirs Controversy (The Huffington Post) I’m Under Arrest for What? Fifty Bizarre U.S. Laws (Divine Caroline)
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