ANT 4930 Archaeology of Death
Dr. Davidson Course Description and Objectives: The seminar’s goal is to provide a solid grounding in the anthropological literature of Mortuary studies; that is, data derived from a study […]
Dr. Davidson Course Description and Objectives: The seminar’s goal is to provide a solid grounding in the anthropological literature of Mortuary studies; that is, data derived from a study […]
Dr. DeLeon Embryology is essential to understanding the evolutionary and ontogenetic origins of biological variation. This course assumes a basic understanding of adult human anatomy as the framework for exploring […]
Dr. Kernaghan What kinds of communities emerge through the material and figural construction of roads as public works? Which genres of events do such works make possible? And how do […]
Stephanie Bogart, Ph.D. An interdisciplinary course discovering the evolutionary, cultural, and environmental factors in the emergence and existence of human diseases with a focus on the Darwinian examination of […]
Dr. Tucker Do you start your day with coffee? This course explores the diverse expressions and ramifications of “coffee culture,” from farmers who see it as their livelihood, to traders […]
Dr. Daegling The lifeways of our ancestors are inferred from multiple ecological and behavioral perspectives, but ultimately the test of these inferences focuses on fossils and their geological context. […]
Dr. DeLeon A practical survey of the human skeleton for aspiring bioarchaeologists, forensic anthropologists and paleoanthropologists. Emphasis is on developing techniques for the identification of fragmentary human remains, including methods […]
Dr. Schwartz Go the game, write fieldnotes, repeat! In this very special edition of ANT 4495 Ethnographic Methods, up to 25 students will receive a hands-on apprenticeship in ethnography by […]
ANT 3620 Language and Culture Dr. Schwartz Humans use language to accomplish many of their communicative goals, but the forms and functions of language use vary across cultures. After […]
ANT 2301 Human Sexuality and Culture (GenEd S and D) (WR 6000 words) Stephanie Bogart, Ph.D. Focus on human sexuality in an anthropological context – examining culture, biology, and […]