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Anthropology is a science built on the observation of human and animal acts, evolution and community, this has forged our studies of why and how human beings act and evolve also to know how we did things back in time to know what our ancient civilizations were like and how they lived and evolved culturally

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Anthropological studies show the cultural diversity that exists and has existed throughout history, which has contributed to fostering respect and tolerance towards divergent beliefs and cultures.

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Anthropology is presented to us as an essential field in the study of societies, as the basic social science where different types of knowledge converge to facilitate human understanding here and now. Tying together and untying concepts such as 'chronotopos' and 'dialogism', from the linguist Batjin turns out to be a task not devoid of difficulties but emerging in the study and treatment of contemporary societies.

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The object of study of anthropology is to know and focus on culture or civilization, understanding art, customs, morals, law and beliefs, acquired and adopted by man once he became a member of that society. However, this goes much further, since anthropology also focuses on studying the responses that man gives to that environment to which he belongs, with culture being the differentiating element of any human being.

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It is a science very close to other fields of scientific-social knowledge, such as sociology or psychology, to which it often goes in search of tools. It is also linked to other natural sciences, such as biology, since its approach to humanity is much more complex and requires both a social and a biological perspective.

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Anthropology is the study of the human being from a holistic perspective, which takes into account both its most physical and animal features, as well as those that make up its culture and civilization.