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Cleveland State University Course Info
Cleveland, Ohio
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ANT 302
Archaeology
A detailed consideration of archaeology, its principal methods and issues today. Major themes include the nature of archaeology, its history, and field and laboratory techniques, along with ethical and other topics, such as looting, the conflict between archaeologists and native peoples over human remains, and graduate and career opportunities in the field. Emphasis is placed on illustrating these subjects via their application to real archaeological problems and data.
Units: 3.0
Prerequisites:
ANT 103 - Rise/Fall of Civilizations
or
ANT 102 - The Study of Culture
and
ANT 101 - Human Biocultural Evolution
and
ANT 100 - Human Diversity