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The Anthropology Song!

by lorenz on Oct 19, 2009 in Open Access Anthropology and Knowledge Sharing, anthropology (general), Visual Anthropology, internet

(via facebook and Savage Minds) What is Anthropology? Why is it important? Forget about all definitions, here is the Anthropology Song by Dai Cooper!

UPDATE: See interview with Dai Cooper

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2 comments

Comment from: Candice [Visitor]

Candice

I love it! I’m an aspiring bioarchaeologist and this song made me light up on a bad day.

2010-02-03 @ 01:52

Comment from: Donna L. Gillette [Visitor]

Donna L. Gillette

Dai, you’re awesome - Our professor showed your video song in our Anthropology of Aging class last night. You rock! humor and brains all in one - would love to hear about your work and successes. Keep it coming!
Donna Gillette
Holland Patent NY

2010-02-19 @ 21:14


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