Antrocom: Journal of Anthropology: Printed Edition: 7

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AOJA is an multilingual European project that collect studies in the fields of physical and cultural anthropology, and of the disciplines related to. It offers original researches by scholars of merit and young researchers, with particular attention to proposals by Asian and developing countries authors. Table of Contents Antrocom Journal of Anthropology 2011, vol. 7. n. 1 I Re tragici di Israele Sul rapporto tra Athena e Medusa Contrastive Study of "Time" in Iranian-Indian Mythology Micro-Etnografìa notturna Royal Anthropological Institute or Royal Academy? "One Culture - Many Perspectives" Does Indigenous Knowledge Have Anything to Deal with Sustainable Development? The Rebellion in Heaven. The Beginning Secondary Burial of the Chakpa Lois of Phayeng Village y Manipur, India Appraisal of Risk Factors for Diabetes Mellitus Type 2 in Central Indian Population: A Case Control Study Natural Selection Intensity in Settibalija, A Mendelian Human Population from South India Obesity, Diabetes and the Thrifty Gene Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms of PARKIN Gene in Ten Indian Populations Antrocom Journal of Anthropology 2011, vol. 7. n. 2 A Comparative Study on the Dermatoglyphic of Homos and Normal Meiteis of Manipur Ethanol re-precipitation removes PCR inhibitors from Ancient DNA extract Prevalence of hypertension and associated risk factors among Nomad Tribe groups Perceiving Pain: Health, Culture and Ritual Gender Inequality as Cultural Diversity The Struggling Tharu Youth To Be a Valenzano When Jewellery Production is Local Identity Former British Colony The Ideas of God, Good and Evil in the Refigured Yoga Practices in Metropolitan Area of Buenos Aires City (Argentina) An Ethnographic Note on Khondh, a Primitive Tribe and Valmiki, an Acculturizing Tribe from Andhra Pradesh, India Il Linguaggio della Vagina Bibliografia