Anthropology 200: Introduction to Archaeology

Erin P. Riggs

Anthropology 200: Introduction to Archaeology

Erin P. Riggs

Parkland College

Research output: Other contribution

Abstract

   By the end of the course, students should have: 
   -an understanding of the analytical methods archaeologists use to study the material record 
   -knowledge of the diversity of material forms available for archaeological study 
   -skills in critical analysis that can be used to evaluate how understandings of the past are constructed 
   -an awareness of the range possible questions and approaches that can be applied to a single archaeological site 
   -an appreciation for how archaeology can enrich our understandings of the diversity of the human experience within different time periods and places 
     

Original language	American English
State	Published - 2017

Keywords

Parkland College
Community Colleges

Disciplines

Higher Education
Archaeological Anthropology

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ANTH200SyllabusRiggs.docxFinal published version, 39.9 KBLicense: Unspecified

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