Anthropology Stories

Ever since The Ballad of Sol and Luna my writing has contained quite a bit of music and even quite a bit of musical performances. these are the lyrics to songs from my universe, enjoy!

Kat Knox, the Ultimate Illusionist finds herself at Hope's Peak Academy, the school of Ultimates. She already doesn't like the place... but one student out of them all catches her attention, Korekiyo Shinguji, the Ultimate Anthropologist... she will have to face the challenges of being the only Brit AND people annoying the shit out of her; which causes her to get into trouble. (NON DESPAIR AU!!)

A transgender woman on the biology, sociology, and history of the gender spectrum. Gender variance is nothing new. Our stories have been told as far back as the 23rd Century BCE. CHECKMATE, TRANSPHOBES! Our chromosomes come in all different variations, and even transgress into other chromosomal systems of different species, eventually transcending all the way back to asexual roots. CHECKMATE, NECKBEARDS! This is the book I wish I'd had when I first began transitioning. I had to look all over the place to find the answers - even just the questions - I was looking for. So I wrote this as a sort of bite-sized one-stop-shop on some of the different concepts that make us who we are. I hope the information found here can help others as much as it helped me. This book is also available in paperback and kindle formats at https://www.amazon.com/Talk-Softly-Carry-Stick-Pride/dp/1719068933/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1539311722&sr=8-1

Before empires rose, before kings ruled, before history carved names into clay - there were people, landscapes, and the long memory of the land. Kings of Dust and Fire traces the origins of civilization from the last Ice Age to the rise of the first city‑states in Mesopotamia. Through climate shifts, migrations, ritual centers, early villages, and the birth of political power, this book follows the fragile, astonishing transformation of humanity. From the Natufians to Jericho, from Çatalhöyük to Uruk, from the first temples to the first kings, this is the story of how humans learned to settle, organize, build, remember, and rule. Written in a vivid, narrative style, this work blends archaeology, anthropology, and history into a sweeping exploration of the world before writing - and the world writing made possible. If you've ever wondered how civilization truly began, step into the dust and fire where it all started.

Elsa doesn't need further proof. She has been there.

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How exactly did farming f*ck us over? Was agriculture the worst thing to happen to mankind? How do all our problems today relate back to decisions made thousands of years ago? Keep reading to find out...... Will try to keep a pretty regular update schedule Message me with any questions, comments, concerns

This is no longer a psychology book, for the writer is neither a psychologist nor a madman. It is more like a book of systematic analysis of everyday life, in order to try to illustrate what many people see, hear, feel, live and/or talk about on a day-to-day basis. That no one is normal, everyone knows. Because if we were normal, Jesus wouldn't say to be forgiven, because we don't know what we do. So, let's try to be enlightening and, who knows, be humorous, discussing the madness to which the human being is subject. Like it or not. When I chose this title, it was thinking that I didn't really read Freud, nor did I study psychology. But I've studied behavior and events for years. The only conclusion I came to is that everyone, somehow, needs to have a few more "percent" of their brain used. The only problem is that with so much to do and so much time to do nothing; using the brain becomes very tedious. Quite an arduous task, when you have so much to do and consequently; more fun. Warning: If something doesn't suit you, please; disregard. For here I will deal with many controversial things. Such as wanting to eat with a fork, in a kitchen that only has a spoon. Or expect money that the One who owes you has not yet received. Wash the car, and soon after, the rain comes. Another thing: If you don't like it, please justify your answer. But intelligently. If you like it, please justify your liking. And believe me, I am very happy knowing that I was useful in your life. Good reading.

'Social Graces' is a study guide towards social behaviour in people. This is going to be me studying people from overanalysing and overthinking different scenarios within relationships between people. 'Social Graces' is here to help you learn. ~ Author's Note: Hello my fellow readers!! So this is another random book that I'm writing, it's mainly focused on something that I love studying which is social behaviour. I want to share with you all what I have came up with randomly. It's going to be having a similar concept to my other book, 'Little Things You Don't Realise...', although I'll put in a little fictional story. This is going to be both a story and studies if you couldn't tell. It'll be based off things I thought of, or thing's I have learnt based on social behaviour. Disclaimer: No, I am not a living Anthropologist but I definitely plan to be studying to become one © 2016 - penguin_elly: All Rights Reserved

A lonely young man, unloved by most tries to commit suicide after his parents and his family says the world doesn't need him and told him to go kill himself. But when an anthropomorphic snake catches him just as he was about to jump off the 10 mile high bridge, will she Change his life or will he succeed in killing himself? find out here.

It started as a normal day on sea and we decided to venture into some cursed waters in hope of finding treasure. However, we never expected to see those things. My crew is gone. The only thing in the air is a shroud of mist accompanied by a sweet humming. I don't know why I'm left, it doesn't make sense! Now those THINGS are watching me, waiting for me. Their fishlike eyes are enough to pierce ice, their lack of eyelids make sure I'm always watched, their mesmerizing song won't give me a moment of silence. I am without options. They won't leave until they've picked the flesh off the bones of the last human. I'm in the crow's nest writing my final message. I want to rest, but the screams of the sirens never end.

"Top Scorers in Anthropology Optional: A Deep Dive The UPSC Civil Services Examination (CSE) is one of the most challenging competitive exams in India. A key aspect of this exam is the optional subject, and one such subject that has gained popularity over the years is Anthropology. This blog post will delve into the top scorers of Anthropology optional in the CSE 2022 and the role of Vijetha IAS Academy in their success. Vijetha IAS Academy: A Beacon of Excellence

Explore the fascinating world of African women from the Mursi and Surma tribes, who wear lip plates as a symbol of beauty and cultural identity. These unique adornments, ranging from clay to metal, signify status and personal artistry. Dive into the stories behind this striking tradition and see how it shapes and reflects their vibrant culture.💕

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!

"The Red Goat in the Night" is a gripping mystery thriller set in a remote Irish village in 1979. When Maeve O'Connell returns to her hometown after studying anthropology in Dublin, she becomes entangled in a web of dark secrets and ancient folklore. Haunted by cryptic childhood memories of a red goat, Maeve, along with the help of the local farmer Liam Kincaid and the village elder Fionnuala, embarks on a journey to uncover the truth behind strange happenings plaguing the village. As they delve deeper into the mysteries surrounding the red goat, tensions rise, suspicions mount, and Maeve finds herself confronting her own past while seeking to unravel the truth hidden beneath layers of tradition and myth. With themes of belief, community, and the blurred lines between reality and legend, "The Red Goat in the Night" is a captivating tale of intrigue and discovery.

In honor of World Poetry Day: A collection of spoken word performance pieces by me, Black Rain! Copyright @2010

A Legend of Zelda inspired story about an original character with a deep impassioned look at LoZ-Accurate lore from the perspective of a lover of Hylian history. This story is set in the "Hero Triumphant" timeline after the events of the "Ocarina of Time". In spirit, it is often a poetic compendium of items, mythological history, and characters within the Legend of Zelda story. It is told through the narrative of a Hylian girl who wishes she was like the Hero of Time, but finds those are impossible shoes to fill. I created a character who represents all of us Zelda fans and our love for the games. The idea of her and her story was born out of a thirst for Legend of Zelda content that would further explore the mature themes present in many of the games. My intention is that the reader may recapture the joy of playing the Legend of Zelda and learn fascinating things that are canon to the games, its anthropological facts, even lore they didn't otherwise know, all while exploring themes more in depth. Lastly, I write to you, it is an unavoidable fact that we all know fanfictions can be incredibly cringe and filled with self inserts that ruin canon, even professionally done and licensed projects these days. With that said, I have some key rules I promise to abide by: my main characters are original, I cannot alter canon/lore, my story will not have any greater impact on established canon, I will honor Zelda lore and its established characters. Enjoy.

MAN AFTER MAN by: Demonic Cube the original book: by Dougal Dixon An Account of Human Change this is just a comics all rights reserved to Dougal Dixon There must have been a time, long before memory, when creatures not yet fully human first lifted their eyes to the night sky. Above them lay patterns they could not name, movements they could not control. From these lights, meaning was imagined, and stories were born. Those stories did not guide them. Survival did. Across millions of years, climate shifted, continents moved, and familiar forests vanished. Each change reshaped the body as surely as it reshaped the land. Limbs lengthened or shortened. Teeth broadened or shrank. Posture altered, slowly and imperfectly, as natural selection favored only what endured. Humanity was never a single form. It was a succession of experiments. Some survived by clinging to trees. Others stepped hesitantly into open plains. Most failed. A few endured long enough to leave their bones behind-silent evidence of adaptation, compromise, and loss. This is not a story of progress. It is a record of change. And change does not stop.

Following a Wanderer, Jean, of a once modern land ravaged by hate, the reader will embark into a serious tale of ends and beginnings. Enclosed is slices and scenes from a time of hardship and much suffering. Though death lends to life and vice-verse. What was old was once new and what was new must be old. Here is a story of that frightful and sublime transition, with regards to humanity. Can the dusts of time bring peaceful&fruitful progress?, or will shrouds of evil hate prevail? I have here a Fictional Short Story of around 2k+ words. The genre is a unique blend of Speculative Fiction, and dystopia. Tied within this a wholesome synthesis of anthropology and science fiction notes. An older played genre, but nonetheless these types of stories always give a grave, what if to society. How did the state of affairs come to be?, and how are things to be dealt with? What I found most fascinating with this endeavor was the melding and integration that flows out of so little of space on the page. The story is minimal, playing on cliches within the genre, but the perspective packs an exhilarating punch.. 2nd and final installment currently on going