ANTH 75100 - Seminar in Archaeology

Each of the following advanced seminars deals with a set of theoretical and methodological topics related to current developments in archaeology: Regional Analysis – a survey and discussion of approaches to the analysis of ancient settlement patterns. Faunal Analysis – an introduction to methods and theoretical problems involved in the use of animal bone evidence for prehistoric economies. Analytical Methods – an introduction to a range of methods of data management and analysis in archaeology; includes training in the use of computer software. Field Methods – an introduction to the problems of practical field research design in archaeology and basic field techniques. Use of basic surveying equipment is covered, with extensive hands-on experience provided.

Hours 3 hrs, including conferences.
Credits 3 cr
All students must consult with the graduate adviser before registering for any course.