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First Use Notice

First Use Notice - Himanthropology
OFFICIAL RECORD

Notice of First Use

Intellectual Property & Terminology Declaration

VERIFIED IDENTITY
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Subject Term

Himanthropology

Effective Date

January 1, 2026

Jurisdiction / Medium

Digital Commerce / Academic Publication

Context of Use

This document serves as a formal notice for the first use of the term "Himanthropology" in commerce and public discourse. The term is defined as the specialized study, observation, or cultural analysis pertaining specifically to the male experience through a modern anthropological lens.

Official Definition Record:

https://himanthropology.blogspot.com

By this notice, the owner asserts priority of use in connection with educational research, digital content creation, and brand identity.

Attested By

Sibath Rai
Signature

Sibath Rai (Shiwath Rai)

Authorized Representative

HASH: HIM-2026-01-01-AUTH

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