ANT 360 - North American Archaeology

Credit Hours: 3
Americanist archaeology is distinctive as a set of theoretical and methodological orientations. This course illustrates those orientations through archaeological case studies of initial human migrations, hunting-and-gathering societies, the formation of more complex polities, and European colonialism in North America. The multiple contexts of archaeological research and its impacts on living people are also considered.

Prerequisite: ANT 305.
Lecture contact hours: 3

Typically offered: Demand