ANTH 201: Introduction to Archaeology

ANTH Department University of Michigan-Dearborn

Course Description

Through hands-on labs and comparison of different sites and research projects, this class provides a survey of the theoretical concepts and methods anthropological archaeologists use to learn about people through material things. Considers topics such as dating methods, site discovery, chemical analyses, mapping, site formation, excavation, legal frameworks, the history of archaeology, theoretical approaches, and archaeological ethics. (W, YR).

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