The 2007 Annual Review of Anthropology has just been published, and is freely available online.
It includes reviews called The Archaeology of Religious Ritual, The Archaeology of Sudan and Nubia, Genomic Comparisons of Humans and Chimpanzees and Anthropology and Militarism.
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How strange. I accessed a couple of the reviews earlier this week.