Author: Anthony J. Ranere
Anthony J Ranere currently works at the Department of Anthropology, Temple University. Anthony does research in Archaeology. His most recent co-authored publication is 'Niche construction and optimal foraging theory in Neotropical agricultural origins: A re-evaluation in consideration of the empirical evidence'.
Articles by Anthony J. Ranere:
Hunter-gatherer populations lived in wildly different geographic settings in the Americas and, not surprisingly, developed a wide range of subsistence, settlement and organizational patterns over time. 
Information released by the Telecom Regulatory Commission revealed that from 2015 onward 13 websites had been blocked, including a number of websites publishing political news, and a few pornographic sites.
