Anthropology as a Discipline Which statement below best describes the discipline of Anthropology? The study of ethnocentric societies. The exploration of human diversity through time and space. The humanistic investigation of myths in nonindustrial societies. The study of environmental adaptation. The study of the stages of cultural evolution. Discipline of Anthropology The study of a past culture through an analysis of its material remains is part of which branch of Anthropology? Applied Anthropology Linguistics Cultural Anthropology Archaeology Physical/Biological Anthropology
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