Open Access Journal: The Undergraduate Journal of Anthropology and Archaeology

The journal is a scholarly medium through which U of T students' work, especially work relating to anthropology, can go through the peer review process and be published. The Journal encourages academic discourse, the sharing of ideas and interests, and a high degree of respect of everyone involved.The journal is run by students for students, meaning that it strongly supports a strict peer-review process.

Vol 1 (2009)

Table of Contents

Social - Cultural Anthropology

Gendered Nationalism: The Role of Women in creating Nationalism in Socialist and Post-Socialist Romania Natalie Ellis

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Kay Anderson’s Thinking “Postnationally”: Identity and Space in Canada and Australia. Emma Neubauer

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The Caledonia Land Dispute Illusha Nokhrin

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The Prevalence of HIV/AIDS in the Portuguese Speaking Community in Toronto. Corina Tudor

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The Hunger for Home: Nostalgic Affect, Embodied Memory and the Sensual Politics of Transnational Foodways. Nicole Dawkins

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Fair Coffee Fare: The Benefits and Limitations of Fair Trade Coffee Juliana Vegh

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On the Disconnect Between Body Sensations and Mind Desires: Diet, Lifestyle and Agency (Conformity that Generates Change) Maria Luiza Campos

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Karate, Baseball and Politics:Hybridity and the Martial Arts in Modern Japan David Rusak

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Archaeology

Cultural Interaction and Funerary Art in Graeco-Roman Egypt. Kelly-Anne Pike

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The Importance of Squier and Davis’ Ancient Monuments of the Mississippi Valley to the Modern Archaeological Approach Steven Dorland

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Olynthus’ Agora: A Spatial Assessment Bryan Wyshnicki

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Canada’s Connection: Importation Laws of Canada and the Illicit Trade in Cultural Property. Christopher J. Melnick-MacDonald

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The Olynthian House: Habitus, Home, and Greek Identity. Mark Dolynskyj

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Biological - Medical Anthropology

Primate Body Size–Home Range Relationships; A Comparison between Four Locomotive Techniques. Claire Bennett

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A Discussion of Theories Relating to Population Dynamics of Passenger Pigeon Populations: Abundance and Extinction Samantha Cassista

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