The journal is intended for anthropologists, archaeologists, teachers, museum and other professionals interested in the wider dissemination of anthropology, particularly in schools. It offers in-depth articles on current anthropological research, teaching activities, and reviews of new resources. The winter/spring issue contains four sections: (1) "The Silk Road: The Making of a Global Cultural Economy" (Richard Kurin); (2) "Teacher's Corner: The Silk Road Big Map" (Betty Belanus, Comp.; Merrill Feather, Comp.); (3) "Selected Web Resources on the Middle East" (Margaret R. Dittemore); and (4) "Afghanistan in the Classroom" (Audrey Shalinsky). The fall issue contains four sections: (1) "Refugees: Worldwide Displacement and International Response" (Stephen C. Lubkemann); (2)"Teacher's Corner: Refugee Internet Resources" (Janet Soller); (3) "In Praise of Robert L. Humphrey October 7, 1939-November 15, 2002"; and (4) "Repatriation at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History" (William T. Billeck). (BT)