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AnthroExplorer
My name is
Angelo Boujaoude,
Hello! My name is Angelo Boujaoude and I'm a 16-year-old Lebanese-American from Moorestown, New Jersey.
I'm thrilled you're here!​​ I am an avid reader, writer, debater, tennis player, and an active member of my community. I have a true passion for exploring the world and its diverse cultures and I hope to share the knowledge I've gained with you all. As of today, I have visited many countries around the world and can speak three languages: English, Spanish, and Arabic.
Blog topics
On this website, I'll be writing blog posts exploring the four core areas of world anthropology:
Biological Anthropology
​Biological anthropology focuses on the evolution of humans and our closest relatives. I’ll discuss topics like human evolution, genetics, and the physical diversity of modern humans. For example, I might explore how human genetics are linked to our adaptation to different environments.​
Cultural Anthropology
Cultural anthropology examines the cultural aspects of human societies. I’ll write about rituals, traditions, and social practices from around the world. Expect posts on subjects like the cultural significance of weddings in different societies or the impact of globalization on local traditions.
Linguistic Anthropology
Linguistic anthropology studies the role of language in social life. I’ll discuss how languages shape and reflect cultures, the challenges of language preservation, and the fascinating ways in which languages evolve. You might find articles on the relationship between language and identity or the preservation of endangered languages.
Archaeology
Archaeology is the study of human history through material remains. I’ll explore ancient civilizations, archaeological discoveries, and the technology used in modern archaeology. Topics might include insights from ancient ruins or the ethical considerations of archaeological excavation.
I’m excited to take you on this journey through the fascinating world of Anthropology. Whether you’re here to learn, explore, or simply satisfy your curiosity, I hope you find something that sparks your interest.
Feel free to reach out with any questions, comments, or ideas for future topics—I’d love to hear from you!
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Thank you for visiting, and happy exploring!