This packet provides sample lessons from the program "Stones and Bones: A Laboratory Approach to Physical Anthropology." The samples are from the unit of 20 lessons that are investigative-oriented for students to explore anthropological topics. Unit 1, "In Search of Human Ancestors. How We Study Our Past: Stories Told by Fossils," includes activities on: (1) "My Family Tree--An Historical Record"; (2) "The Hominid Tree: A Pre-Historical Record"; and (3) "Tools: The Human Hand." Unit 9, "Homo Erectus: Humans of the Pleistocene," contains lessons on: (1) "Geographical Distribution of Homo Erectus"; (2) "Comparative Morphology of Homo Erectus"; and (3) "How Homo Erectus Lived." Unit 10, "Principles of Taxonomy: An Introduction," includes lessons on: (1) "Descriptions"; and (2)"Groupings." Unit 17, "Neandertals: Beginnings of Spiritual Awareness," contains lessons on: (1) "Geographic Distribution of Neandertals"; (2) "Morphology of Neandertal Skulls"; and (3) "Behavior of Neandertals." Contains many pages describing various features of the program and an order form. (EH)