Anthropology 221 - Global Archaeology: Method, Theory, and Practice

This course features case studies from across the globe to explore the diversity of theoretical approaches to studying the past, the field, and lab methods used to analyze material culture, and the ethical considerations of archaeological practice. Students develop a solid foundation for evaluating and contextualizing archaeological research using insights from the humanities, social sciences, and STEM fields. Discussions of global archaeological practice address the roles and responsibilities of archaeologists in global heritage management, museum development, collaborative research with stakeholder groups, and public outreach.