Introducing Anthropology is a clear and engaging guide to the study of anthropology, one of the key social sciences. This book explores the fundamental principles of anthropology, from the study of human evolution and biological diversity to the examination of cultures, societies, and languages. It delves into the four main branches of anthropology—cultural anthropology, archaeology, biological anthropology, and linguistic anthropology—offering an in-depth yet accessible look at how humans have evolved and interacted throughout history. The book is richly illustrated and provides insight into the diversity of human experiences, highlighting how anthropology helps us understand past and present societies. Whether you are a student, educator, or curious reader, Introducing Anthropology offers an essential introduction to the study of humanity.