Traditional Use Studies

3 credits · Undergraduate

This course is an advanced seminar on traditional land use and occupation studies, their use, application, and development. This seminar examines methods of recording patterns of traditional use by Indigenous peoples; explores the origins and development of this field; reviews case studies; and reviews recent mapping techniques and contemporary policies. The course may have a field trip component. Prerequisite(s): 60 credit hours or permission of the instructor Preclusion(s): FNST 451-3 Recommendation(s): ANTH 102-3, ANTH 213-3 or FNST 100-3