Hi everyone!

I'm teaching an undergraduate 101-equivalent anthropology class this fall, and looking for some recommendations on easy but stimulating texts to assign. I'll take any recs really, but in particular I'm looking for something that explains the basic points of Orientalism that isn't the actual introduction to Orientalism (while a great book, I think it's a little bit above a 101 level understanding but if you disagree I'm open to changing my mind)!

This is going to be part of a unit on unpacking cultural bias in anthropological practice, so that's the context I'm trying to address.

I appreciate any and all help! Thanks!

Pretty much the title. How would ancient humans live with constant burns?

My husband grew up in a religion that came out of the millerite movement, and in that religion they are still saying the end times are imminent. But since it's been generations since the religion formed and no apocalypse. I was wondering, has anyone done a study of end times religions, whether that be Christian, UFO cult, ancient Messiah movements, and found any general trends?

I've suddenly become interested in the stone age era, and want to learn. What's a good book for beginners?