DSJS 2110
INTRODUCTION TO ARCHAEOLOGY
This course describes how archaeologists discover, reconstruct and interpret cultures of the past. Topics include: the development of archaeology as a discipline; the framework of archaeological enquiry; the techniques of site identification, survey, and excavation; the methods used in artifact analysis; dating methods; and the theoretical approaches underlying the interpretation of archaeological remains. PREREQUISITE: Anthropology 1050 or permission of the instructor Three hours a week
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027
Catalogue variants
- ISLAND TOURISM: THE SEARCH FOR PARADISE · Undergraduate