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Anthropology

CLASS XI

One Paper

3 Hours

70 Marks

THEORY

Physical Anthropology and Pre-history.

Group  - A :     Primatology and Human Evolution.

Units  Periods  Marks
1. Definition and scope of Anthropology. Major branches of Anthropology. 10  5
2. Man's place in animal kingdom. General Characters and
classification of mammals and primates in brief.
25  8
3. A general study of human skeleton. 20  5
4. Basic concepts on tile origin and evolution of man. An introduction
to fossil man Australopithecus, Pithecanthropus and Cromagnon
15  4

Group - B :     Genetics and Race

1. Introductory knowledge of human genetics, cell division. 18 7
2. Mechanisms of inheritance (Mendel’s laws) 7 5
3. Definition of race, formation of race. Criteria of racial
classification-Head form, skin colour, eye, hair, nose, stature,
 ABO blood group.
25  6
4. Major races of the world, physical features and geographical
distributions -The Caucasoid, Mongoloid and Negroid.
20  6
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Group - C :     Pre-history.

1. Meaning and scope of Pre-history. Sources of Pre-history. 10  6
2. Preliminary knowledge of Geological Time Scale
 with emphasis on Quaternary Period. Methods of dating
 with special reference to stratigraphy, typology, C14 and Fluorine test.
20  6 
3. An outline of Palaeolithic, Mesolithic and Neolithic Cultures of Europe. 15  6
4. Tool families. Tool making techniques. 15  6

PRACTICAL

One paper

3 Hours

 30 Marks

Physical Anthropology

1.  A Brief introduction to Anthropometry, Identification and Uses of Instruments  6 Marks
  (i) Sliding Calliper
  (ii) Spreading Calliper
  (iii) Anthrop meter
  (iv) Weighing Machine (Portable)(10 Periods of one and a half hours duration each)
2.  (a) Somatometric Measurements (on 5 subjects) 4 Marks
  (i) Maximum Head Length
  (ii) Maximum Head Breadth
  (iii) Nasal Height
  (i v) Nasal Breadth
  (v) Height Vertex
  (vi) Sitting Height Vertex
  (vii) Body Weight
  (b) Indices  2 Marks.
  (i) Cephalic index
  (ii) Nasal index
(15 periods of one and a half hours duration each)
3. Somatoscopic observation  3Marks
  (i) Skin Colour (ii) Eye (iii) Nose (iv) Hair
4.  Identification of Bones. 5 Marks
  (i) Skull (Frontal, Parietal, occipital, Temporal)
  (ii) Limbs (Hummers, Femur)
  (iii) Girdle (Pelvis, Scapula) (10 periods of one and a half hours duration each)
5. Viva-Voce 5 Marks
6. Laboratory Note Book  5 Marks

CLASS-XII

One Paper

3 Hours

70 Marks

Theory Paper

Group - A :     Definition and concepts.

Units Periods  Marks
1. Scope of Social and Cultural Anthropology. Relationship
 with other branches of Anthropology..
 25  8
2. Definition and concept of culture. Material
non-material aspects of culture. 
15 5
3. Environmental determinism of culture. Discussions on the
 influences of Physical environment on culture.
10  4
4. Concept of human society : Differences between human
 and non-human society.
10  4

Group - B:     Social Institutions

1. Family: definition, type and functions 15  6
2. Marriage: definition, forms and types. Ways
of acquiring mates in tribal societies with Special reference to India.
25 10
3. Lineage and Clan. Definition, type, and functions. 20 6
4. Kinship; definition, types and degree 10  4

Group - C:     Primitive Economy and Survey Method

1. General characteristics of primitive economic system. 10  3
2. Subsistence economy ; food gathering hunting
and fishing, Food producing; domestication
of animals and agriculture.
25 11
3. Influence of environment in relation to house-type,
Settlement patterns dress and ornaments.
 9 6
4. Basic knowledge of social survey. Importance of
schedule and question- naire in social surveys.
6 3

PRACTICAL

One Paper

3 Hours

30 Marks

Pre-History and Survey Methods

Group - A:      Pre-history.

1 Identification of tools (Representing each industrial phase)
(5 periods of one and a half hours duration each)
 4 Marks
2. Drawing and description of tools
 (general shape, size, probable tool-types, age and uses)
Palaeolithic tools :
(i) Chopper
(ii) Pear form
(iii) Ovate
(iv) Cleaver
(v) Cardiform
(vi) Baton-de-commandement
(vii) Bone-needle.
10 Marks
Mesolithic tools:
(i) Blades
(ii) Trapeze or lunette
 
Neolithic tools :
(i) Axe-type of Celt
(ii) Adze-type of Celt.
(25 periods of one and a half hours duration each)
 
3. Viva-Voce. 5 Marks
4. Laboratory Note Book 5 Marks

Group - B:     Survey Method

A student is expected to collect data from at least 10 families of a locality on the Family Survey Schedule as provided by the Department concerned. A report based on the analysis of the data should be submitted to the Department for purpose of final assessment.

Books Recommended

Class - XI :

1. Outlines of Physical Anthropology -  B.M. Das, Kitab Mahal Agencies, Allababad- 211003.
2. Anthropology for Beginners Part-1 and II . – R.C Das, Sangam Prakash, Rajendra Road, Guwahati -3
3. Old Stone Age - M.C. Burkitt, Rupa & Co, Allahabad.
4. Pre-historic Archaeology - D.K. Bhattacharya, Hindustan Publishing Corporation, Delhi –7.
5. Physical Anthropology Practical -  B.M. Das and Ranjan Deka Kitab Mahal, Allahabad .

Class-XII :

1. An Introduction to Social Anthropology - D.N. Majumder and N.T Madan ,
 National PublishingHouse, New Delhi.
2. An Introduction to Social Anthropology -  Makhan Jha, Vikash Publishing House
Pvt. Ltd. New Delhi-14.
3. Anthropology-Social and Cultural  - Dr. Vatsayam, Kedar Nath, Ram Nath , Meerut.
4. An Introduction to Anthropology  - R.C.Das, Sangam Prekash,Guwahati -3
5. Introducing Social and Cultural Anthropology  - Hemendra Nath Banerjee, K. K.Publication
Calcutta – 73.
6. Methods of Social Survey and Research. - S.R. Bajpai, Kitab Ghar, Acharyanagar, Kanpur –3.

 

 
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