Why Post?
Conference papers are often seen as a way of sharing “works in progress” or samples of larger research programs. Posting on AnthroCommons will enable potential collaborators to learn about your research program and provide valuable feedback to hone working ideas into cohesive scholarly works. Posting on AnthroCommons also provides a durable public record of individual contributions to specific areas of scholarship.

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How to Cite an AnthroCommons Contribution?
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Doe, John (2004). A Paper about Anthropology. Retrieved Month, Day, Year, from American Anthropological Association 2004 Annual Meeting, AnthroCommons website: www.AnthroCommons.org


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