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Courses that you can take to study in detail
various topics introduced in Anthro 3. *Offered 2005-2006
Unit 1: History of
Archaeology
- Anthro. 170
History of Archaeological Theory & Method*D.
Gifford-Gonzalez
Unit 4: Recovering and
Interpreting Evidence:
- Anthro. 172 Archaeological
Research Design *J.
Sunseri
Unit 5: Environment, Human Ecology, &
Subsistence:
- Anthro. 173 Origins of Farming Staff
- Anthro. 184 Zooarchaeology
D. Gifford-Gonzalez
- Anthro. 185 Osteology of Mammals, Fish
and Birds D. Gifford-Gonzalez
Unit 6: Production and Exchange:
- Anthro. 182 Lithic Technology
Staff
- Anthro. 180/180L Ceramic Technology *J.
Habicht-Mauche
Unit 8 Power, Social Inequality and the
State:
- Anthro. 174 Origins of Complex Societies J.
Habicht-Mauche
- Anthro. 176B Mesoamerican Archaeology Staff
Unit 1&10 Native Americans and Archaeology:
- Anthro. 176A North American Archaeology
*J.
Habicht-Mauche
- Anthro. 177 European Conquest of the
Americas J. Habicht-Mauche
- Anthro 196A&B Archaeology of the
American Southwest *J.
Habicht-Mauche
PLUS
- Anthro. 179 African Archaeology
D. Gifford-Gonzalez
- Anthro. 194Y Palaeolithic Prehistory D.
Gifford-Gonzalez
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