Current debates in anthropology & archaeology

Anthropology treats people as a biocultural entity. In general terms, it studies the human biological, psychological,
social, and cultural bases at a societial level and examines the relationships among them. Since anthropology is a
scientific discipline that researches every aspect of the human being, its scope is quite broad. It treats the human
being as a biological entity and examines human morphology, anatomy, and physiology in detail. The person
is interested in the psychological structure of the person because he thinks that he is dreaming, he can establish
relations between events and is an emotional entity. Since man is a social being, his relationships with other people
around him, his interactions, and his social life are among the interests of Anthropology. In addition, the traditions
of societies, their forms of behavior, and their attitudes towards environmental conditions also fall under the scope
of Anthropology. The recognition and evaluation of the biological and cultural structures of people who lived in
the past are within the scope of Anthropology. Another language that Anthropology is interested in is the language
in which people can easily express their feelings, thoughts, and desires.