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2011:, but please make sure the individual about whom you are writing is relevant to to the history of anthropology. While the obvious choices are anthropologists, please consider this term in a broad fashion. Individuals who have played specific roles as informants or about whom anthropologists have written significant life histories are also appropriate. In selecting individuals, it may be best to choose those who are deceased rather than creating entries for people who are living. This is both a way of honoring those who are no longer with us and of avoiding any issues with living people. 31: 4690: 2744: 102: 220: 3849:

gratifying for me is seeing how "seeds" planted by student creation of Knowledge (XXG) articles long ago have grown into "trees" of much more robust treatment of various topics. They have become really helpful sources. I tell students that this is a way for them to take their "elite" college- and gradate-level knowledge and give some of it back to the rest of the world.

4453:. You can then build a separate bibliography of sources towards the end of the article (in a separate section called either "References" or "Bibliography". Within the body of the text itself, you can then cite individual statements with shortened cites that correspond to some entry in the bibliography. This is easily done by adding cites in the form of 3997:. You can then build a separate bibliography of sources towards the end of the article (in a separate section called either "References" or "Bibliography". Within the body of the text itself, you can then cite individual statements with shortened cites that correspond to some entry in the bibliography. This is easily done by adding cites in the form of 2976:. You can then build a separate bibliography of sources towards the end of the article (in a separate section called either "References" or "Bibliography". Within the body of the text itself, you can then cite individual statements with shortened cites that correspond to some entry in the bibliography. This is easily done by adding cites in the form of 1659:. You can then build a separate bibliography of sources towards the end of the article (in a separate section called either "References" or "Bibliography". Within the body of the text itself, you can then cite individual statements with shortened cites that correspond to some entry in the bibliography. This is easily done by adding cites in the form of 385:. You can then build a separate bibliography of sources towards the end of the article (in a separate section called either "References" or "Bibliography". Within the body of the text itself, you can then cite individual statements with shortened cites that correspond to some entry in the bibliography. This is easily done by adding cites in the form of 4424:

to the value of the resource. Please note that you are NOT required to include digital images, although you are encouraged to do so if you are comfortable with the necessary permissions and procedures. The value of your contribution will depend not only on the information content you provide, but how well it is integrated into Knowledge (XXG) via

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4091:. To use this style, build a separate bibliography of sources towards the end of the article (in a separate section called "References"). Within the body of the text itself, make individual citations using shortened cites that correspond to an entry in references section by adding cites in the form of 3438:. To use this style, build a separate bibliography of sources towards the end of the article (in a separate section called "References"). Within the body of the text itself, make individual citations using shortened cites that correspond to an entry in references section by adding cites in the form of 1963:. To use this style, build a separate bibliography of sources towards the end of the article (in a separate section called "References"). Within the body of the text itself, make individual citations using shortened cites that correspond to an entry in references section by adding cites in the form of 1008:. To use this style, build a separate bibliography of sources towards the end of the article (in a separate section called "References"). Within the body of the text itself, make individual citations using shortened cites that correspond to an entry in references section by adding cites in the form of 3793:

Thanks so much for the suggestion. I will give it some consideration. However, my Talk page is generally pretty quiet except for these student assignments. The subpage structure is good, but I've put stuff here to make it easier for newbie student editors to find. In general, these assignments--which

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You may have to search a bit to find good biographies that haven't already been created. There are many good sources of ideas for needed articles online. If you scroll up on my talk page, you'll find some discussions of similar assignments (and example entries) that I've had students do in the past.

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When I have provided feedback and the article has been revised to your satisfaction, it can be moved to Knowledge (XXG) mainspace by going to the subpage, clicking on the "More" icon (near the upper right-hand of the toolbar at the top of the page), and selecting "Move." Select "Knowledge (XXG)" from

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are Knowledge (XXG)'s three core content policies. Together, these determine what type and quality of material will be acceptable in Knowledge (XXG) articles. Be sure to familiarize yourself with all three. The principles upon which these policies are based cannot be superseded by other policies or

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To begin this assignment, you must first login to Knowledge (XXG) with a valid user account. Please click on the "Create account" link in the upper right-hand corner to begin. Once you have chosen a userid and password and logged in to Knowledge (XXG), please edit your userpage (by clicking on your

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to the article that you are editing or the title of a new article that you are creating (with a draft on your userpage). (When you've done this correctly, it should look like the first entry below.) Note that you can use the Talk pages of other students to communicate about the assignment, ask for

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Knowledge (XXG) articles.) When I have provided feedback and the article has been revised to your satisfaction, it can be moved to Knowledge (XXG) mainspace by going to the subpage, clicking on the "More" icon (near the upper right-hand of the toolbar at the top of the page), and selecting "Move."

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Thanks so much! I need to have a look at these. Quite frankly, I developed these assignments back in 2008 and have modified them pretty much on my own, with some occasional help from Knowledge (XXG) editors. They merit some updating and also links to these other resources. What has been the most

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If you are editing an existing Knowledge (XXG) article, please add a hyperlink to your userpage to identify it. I will provide comments and answer questions on your own talk page. Please be sure to check the talk page of the article for past and new comments from others about the editing of the

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for it and save the link on your main userpage. You would do this by creating a name consisting of a backslash followed by the proposed article title (or "Draft" or any text). It should be coded like this: ]. Click on that link to create the new subpage, which will be created at

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for it by saving a link on their main userpage consisting of a backslash followed by the proposed article title (or "Draft" or any text, really), like this: ]. Then just click on that link to create the new subpage, which will be created at

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I've been doing since 2008--have worked out well. I like to think there are always a few student editors who will go on to become lifelong Knowledge (XXG) editors, adding quality content that has the benefit of their higher education.

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Please use this space for asking any questions you might have about the assignment. I'll answer if I can, but there may also be some answers from others. Please remember to sign your posts by adding four tildes to the end!

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to Knowledge (XXG) in the form of either a new article relevant to the archaeology of the Central Andes or a revision of an existing article in that subject area. You may get some ideas for these by visiting the page for

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for information about how to do it. To see how it's done, look at models in other Knowledge (XXG) entries. A particular referencing system that is good when you're just starting out is one Knowledge (XXG) calls

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and put all of the associated content there, allowing you to keep your talk page clear for conversations like this and have a more permanent link to a each set of assignments. You can keep track of them by adding

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None of these are perfect, but nonetheless good models for the kind of articles that it would be appropriate to edit. Of course, you can also edit articles about the "lost city" that you have been researching.

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Totally understand wanting to make it easy. I Really appreciate your ambitions here, I hope more educators follow suit! Here's some more links that might be useful (if you hadn't found these already as well):

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guidelines, or by editors' consensus. If you violate these policies, your article may be subject to sharp criticism, correction, and even deletion! It is strongly recommended that you review the

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guidelines, or by editors' consensus. If you violate these policies, your article may be subject to sharp criticism, correction, and even deletion! It is strongly recommended that you review the

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guidelines, or by editors' consensus. If you violate these policies, your article may be subject to sharp criticism, correction, and even deletion! It is strongly recommended that you review the

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guidelines, or by editors' consensus. If you violate these policies, your article may be subject to sharp criticism, correction, and even deletion! It is strongly recommended that you review the

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For convenience, you can transclude your working draft subpage onto your main userpage so it's visible from there by adding {{User:Student username/Article title}} to the main userpage somewhere.

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after the statement to be cited. Your references will appear in a section called "Notes" followed by the list of references. For an example of how this is used, look at the code in the entry on

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after the statement to be cited. Your references will appear in a section called "Notes" followed by the list of references. For an example of how this is used, look at the code in the entry on

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after the statement to be cited. Your references will appear in a section called "Notes" followed by the list of references. For an example of how this is used, look at the code in the entry on

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For convenience, you can transclude your working draft subpage onto your main userpage so it's visible from there by adding {{User:Student username/Article title}} to the main userpage somewhere.

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after the statement to be cited. Your references will appear in a section called "Notes" followed by the list of references. For an example of how this is used, look at the code in the entry on

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Please use this space for asking any questions you might have about the assignment. I'll answer if I can, but there may also be some answers from others. Please remember to sign your posts!

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Please use this space for asking any questions you might have about the assignment. I'll answer if I can, but there may also be some answers from others. Please remember to sign your posts!

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would like to see! (I'll be adding more, too, as I find time.) If you decide to take one of these, please sign after it (with four tildes) so other students will know it's already taken.

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would like to see! (I'll be adding more, too, as I find time.) If you decide to take one of these, please sign after it (with four tildes) so other students will know it's already taken.

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Please note that this is an assignment similar to ones I have used in my other courses. Please see the links below for examples of Knowledge (XXG) articles created by other KU students.

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will do their best to help out and advise where we can, without intruding on assignments before they get marked & published to mainspace. Please feel free to contact any of of the

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and few references (only one to a source actually about the book). I didn't want to discourage them by immediately reverting, but would you mind reviewing it? Thanks. –

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text. Please note that it is good procedure to make minor edits to other existing entries so that they link back to your own entry when it ultimately goes "live".

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text. Please note that it is good procedure to make minor edits to other existing entries so that they link back to your own entry when it ultimately goes "live".

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If you will be creating a new article for Knowledge (XXG), instead of developing your article on you userpage or user talk page, please set up a user

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Of course, the best way to get ideas for a model entry is to look at ones that already exist. You should also consider some of the priorities of the

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The value of your contribution will depend not only on the information content you provide, but how well it is integrated into Knowledge (XXG) via

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The value of your contribution will depend not only on the information content you provide, but how well it is integrated into Knowledge (XXG) via

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Knowledge (XXG) Assignments for "How to Find a Lost City" (ANTH 177) and "Archaeological Myths & Realities" (ANTH 212) at KU (Fall 2020)

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of the entries that I would like to see created (in red) and/or improved (in blue). Please feel free to add additional entries that

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article. Note that any changes you make will be logged along with your username if you have correctly signed in to Knowledge (XXG).

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article. Note that any changes you make will be logged along with your username if you have correctly signed in to Knowledge (XXG).

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article. Note that any changes you make will be logged along with your username if you have correctly signed in to Knowledge (XXG).

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or a revision of an existing article on a relevant topic. This can be an article on the "lost city" about which you have written

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article is definitely acceptable if you would like to tackle that. (It is not that complicated.) The power of Knowledge (XXG) is

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to Knowledge (XXG) in the form of either a new article or the revision of an existing article relevant to the themes of

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Additional Instructions for "Ancient American Civilizations: The Central Andes" (ANTH 508/HIST 572) at KU (Fall 2022)

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Please put queries, commments, or questions about the ANTH 212 assignment in this section of my Talk page. Thanks!

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that we have discussed during the semester. I strongly recommend revising an existing article, but creation of a

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Examples of Articles for Additional Improvement (Hyperlinks in Red are "Stubs" for Articles That Do Not Yet Exist

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that we have discussed during the semester. I strongly recommend revising an existing article, but creation of a

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by one of your students that does not seem quite ready for the mainspace, since it included a lot of apparent

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Knowledge (XXG) Assignments for "Ancient American Civilizations: The Central Andes" at KU (Spring 2021)

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Knowledge (XXG) Assignments for "Archaeological Myths & Realities" (ANTH 212) at KU (Spring 2022)

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It may take a few minutes from the time the email is sent for it to show up in your inbox. You can

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For references, it is best to start out using the particular referencing system wikipedia calls

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editors for editing how-to's or leave a message at the Mesoamerica project's discussion board

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None of these are perfect, but nonetheless good models for the kind of work I'd like to see.

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When your assignment is complete and ready to be graded, please notify me of that via email.

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for basic Knowledge (XXG) policy. For help on inline citations, which you need to use, see

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for basic Knowledge (XXG) policy. For help on inline citations, which you need to use, see

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for basic Knowledge (XXG) policy. For help on inline citations, which you need to use, see

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to provide citations for the sources you are using I urge you to go to the information on

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to provide citations for the sources you are using I urge you to go to the information on

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to provide citations for the sources you are using I urge you to go to the information on

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Examples of Articles Created by Former KU Students in "Archaeological Myths and Realities

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under a heading on your talk page. Happy to help if you're interested and need a hand!

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Knowledge (XXG) Assignments for "Archaeological Research Methods" at KU (Spring 2020)

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to understand what is meant by a neutral point of view in Knowledge (XXG) articles.

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to understand what is meant by a neutral point of view in Knowledge (XXG) articles.

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so that it will be easier for me to see what additions and revisions you've made.

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and what you choose to do and how much time you want to spend on it is completely

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so that it will be easier for me to see what additions and revisions you've made.

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and what you choose to do and how much time you want to spend on it is completely

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Moving Your Completed, Reviewed, and Graded Article to Knowledge (XXG) Mainspace

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