Anthropology for Beginners: Why do humans create cultures?

By Dr. Mirco Turco and Dr. Frank Paul E.

Anthropology for Beginners
Updated Edition 2026

Why do humans create cultures?

Why do people believe different things, follow different traditions, and build radically different societies?

What can rituals, myths, language, religion, food, violence, and social rules tell us about who we are?

Anthropology is the science of humanity.

From ancient tribes to modern cities, from hunter-gatherers to social media communities, anthropology explores how human beings live, think, cooperate, fight, adapt, and survive.

Written in a clear and engaging style, Anthropology for Beginners introduces the essential concepts of cultural, social, biological, and forensic anthropology without academic jargon or unnecessary complexity.

Inside you'll discover:

What anthropology really is
The major branches of anthropology
Culture, identity, and social behavior
Myths, rituals, and belief systems
Human evolution and biological anthropology
Crime, violence, and forensic anthropology
Fieldwork and ethnographic research
How anthropologists study societies across the world

Whether you're a student, a true crime enthusiast, a social science reader, or simply curious about human behavior, this book provides a practical introduction to one of the most fascinating disciplines ever created.

Because understanding humanity is the first step toward understanding yourself.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0H4H1JNHJ
• ISBN13: 9798199852616
• Release Date: June 2026
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 178 Pages
• Weight: 0.49 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 6.0" x 9.0"