What Is the Difference Between History and Anthropology?

Nathaniel: I have a bit of a history background that was my undergrad and university but then afterwards I sort of went more into public policy. And when if you get into public policy you're just going to encounter lots of people who were very like social science backgrounds, they live their entire lives inside one methodological framework. Nathaniel: One of the things I like about history is that it's conceptually and met methodologically open ended. You can really attack it all kinds of ways,. It isn't as predicated upon a certain interpretive scheme as social sciences.