Mathematical Anthropology is an interdisciplinary field that applies mathematical methods and models to study human behavior, culture, and social structures. It seeks to quantify and analyze patterns in human societies, using statistics and mathematical theories to understand complex social phenomena. Researchers in this field may explore topics such as population dynamics, cultural evolution, and social networks. By employing tools from statistics, game theory, and network analysis, mathematical anthropologists aim to uncover insights about human interactions and the development of cultures over time.