ANH 1103 - INTRODUCTION TO ARCHAEOLOGY

Archaeology is the study of culture and society through their material remains. This course explores how archaeologists investigate, interpret, preserve, and ultimately, learn from the past. Reviews human cultural history from the time of the first people to the present, addressing not only artifacts and remains, but the origins of food production, social hierarchies, gender roles, religion, and civilization.

Credits: 3 cr. General Education Requirement: Approaches to Knowledge – Social and Behavioral Sciences,
Global Awareness, Information Literacy, Social Sciences