in the US, maybe; here in germany they'll tell you that archaeology is 
rooted in winckelmann's "art history" (so archaeology is classed as a 
"humanities" subject) and point out that there is no comparable discipline 
of "anthropology": "anthropologie" is physical anthropology, sometimes 
US-anthropology is translated as "cultural anthropology," but i don't think 
it's taught at any universities here, and it's certainly not the 
parent-discipline

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Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2007 1:34 PM
Subject: Re: An academic-type question


archaeology, which
in turn is rooted in anthropology.