STRATA is not just a book—it is a mosaic of ideas, insights, and creative expressions from the Anthropology Students Association at California State University, Fullerton. This annual collection showcases the work of emerging scholars and artists who are reshaping how we think about culture, history, and the human experience.
Inside, you will
Groundbreaking research on Japanese archaeology, evolutionary food practices, and the intersections of culture and biology.
Compelling narratives that explore spirituality, modern paganism, and the complex dialogue between tradition and globalized identities.
Photographic works and visual anthropology that bring academic themes to life through art and imagery.
Innovative essays on processualism, post-processualism, and the future of anthropological thought.
With a foreword by Dr. Barbra E. Erickson, STRATA highlights the intellectual rigor and creative spirit of today’s anthropology students—capturing both the depth of academic research and the heart of personal expression.
Whether you’re a student, educator, or curious reader, this collection offers a fresh and inspiring look at the world through the lens of anthropology.