Note that cultural anthropology and biological anthropology (or “evolutionary anthropology,” as it’s called these days) are entirely separate departments at Duke, whereas most universities have a department of anthropology housing several tracks/concentrations. This is not necessarily a bad thing, as Duke is exceptionally strong in both areas, but it’s something to keep in mind, especially if you are interested in a subfield of anthropology that is scarcely available at Duke (e.g. archaeology).
As everyone has already pointed out, you have an excellent set of options, and I think all of them would meet your criteria.
Though applying ED often provides a boost over applying RD (Duke in particular is pretty open about this), SCEA at Yale may be the way to go if it’s your top choice and you don’t have a clear favorite among the others.