Honors Thesis Slam 2023
Congratulations to 12 outstanding undergraduate majors who conducted research under the mentorship of Anthropology faculty and presented the results of their efforts at the annual Honors Thesis Slam
Spring 2023 Course Flyers
Undergraduate ANT4930 Cattle Cultures ANT4452 Primate Behavior / ANT4930 Primate Conservation / ANT4930 Primate Ecology Graduate ANG6930 Primate Behavior / ANG6930 Primate Conservation / ANG6930 Primate Ecology
Adrienne Strong
I am a medical anthropologist working primarily in Tanzania. My research interests coalesce around the conditions and dynamics of care in biomedical health facilities. This started as an interest in maternal mortality in hospital settings and has come to include scholarly interests in obstetric violence, gendered dynamics in the nursing profession and care provision in biomedical settings, health system financing in ethnographic perspective, accountability, pain management practices, as well as care theories and empirical/everyday ethics.
Fall 2022 Course Flyers
Undergraduate ANT3930 / IDH3931 The World Columbus Found.. and How We Know It ANT4930 Applying GIS in Archaeological Research ANT4930 Evolutionary Medicine ANT4930 Sources of Law in Amazonia Graduate ANG6930 Applying GIS in Archaeological Research ANG6930 Intro to Natural History Museums ANG6930 Sources of Law in Amazonia
Congrats, Dr. Aaron Broadwell! Caseidyneën Saën – Learning Together: Colonial Valley Zapotec Teaching Materials awarded best of 2020-2021
Congratulations, Dr. Aaron Broadwell! Caseidyneën Saën – Learning Together: Colonial Valley Zapotec Teaching Materials, an open source textbook on Colonial Valley Zapotec, authored by UF’s George Aaron Broadwell as part of a team of US academics and Zapotec community members (Xóchitl Flores-Marcial, Moisés García Guzmán, Felipe H. Lopez, George Aaron Broadwell, Alejandra Dubcovsky, May Helena Plumb, […]
ANT The Archaeology of Sports
Dr. Prieto In this class, we are going to explore the origins and development of present-day sport disciplines as different civilizations around the world created them for entertainment but also as part of political and religious endeavors to control social behavior. From the well-known Olympic Games in ancient Greece, the Ball-Game in ancient Mexico, the […]
ANT 2000 General Anthropology
Dr. Katherine Grillo Anthropology is the study of human diversity through all time and across all space. Anthropology differs from other fields of social science in its emphasis on comparative or cross-cultural perspectives on human biology, society, and culture. In this regard, anthropology appears boundless, and this course will span topics including human evolution, […]
ANG 6930 Geoarchaeology
Dr. Contreras Geoarchaeology is the subfield of archaeology focused on reconstructing past landscapes, analyzing past human-environment interactions, and examining site formation processes, generally through the application of earth science methods to archaeological questions. Questions about the human past and interpretation of archaeological evidence often require examinations of both cultural and non-cultural sediments and landscapes, using […]