Courses

This course is an overview of Archaeology as a field of study that builds bridges with other sub-fields of Anthropology, such as Physical Anthropology, Cultural Anthropology, Linguistic Anthropology, Archaeology and Applied Anthropology as ways in...

The course involves the participation of the student in actual fieldwork over a six-week period.  While in the field, the student will learn and practice various methods and techniques, which ethnographers employ to gather primary data.  Practical...

The course involves the participation of the student in actual fieldwork over a six-week period.  While in the field, the student will learn and practice various methods and techniques which Archaeologists employ to gather primary data.  Practical...

In this course, economics will be seen as an integral part of ‘culture’. Students will be guided to study and understand specific issues that pertain to the social and cultural context within which economic activities are pursued particularly in...

The course focuses on the human skeletal morphology, and on the study of physical evidence as a means to resolving issues involving criminal investigations, environment analyses and assessment.  The student will learn how to identify skeletal remains,...