Overview of Anthropology's Scope
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Overview of Anthropology's Scope

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An introduction to anthropology covering its four-field approach and key figures like Franz Boas and Geertz.

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  1. 12 July 2026 · corrected by Emir Baycan

    Maize domestication dates to ~9,000 years ago, i.e. ~7000 BCE, not 9000 BCE

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    maize domesticated from teosinte in highland Mexico by 9000 BCE

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    rice cultivation in the Yangtze River Valley by approximately 7000 BCE, maize domesticated from teosinte in highland Mexico by 7000 BCE, sorghum in sub-Saharan Africa, potato in the Andes.

    Why: Verified: body text correctly reads "by 7000 BCE" for maize domestication (matching the ~9,000-years-ago dating). No stale "9000 BCE" figure remains anywhere on the page, and the FAQ schema does not mention maize domestication at all. No further changes needed.

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