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The Anthropology curriculum changed in Fall 2008!
This details the new course offerings. For information on previously
offered courses, please contact Dr. Ragan.
ANTH 100:
Cultural Anthropology & Linguistics--Fall
2009, Spring 2010;
Dr. Dwyer
Introduction to the study of human culture and
communication across a wide range of traditional and modern societies, with an
emphasis on participant-observation ethnographic fieldwork.
ANTH 102: Biological Anthropology
& Archaeology--Fall
2009, Spring 2010;
Dr. Ragan
Introduction to the study of human biological and cultural
evolution from the earliest hominins to the present, with an emphasis on
paleoanthropological and archaeological research.
ANTH 200: Topics in
Anthropology
Study of specific topics in varied
fields of anthropology.
ANTH 201: Cultural
Anthropology Survey (N America)--Fall 2009,
Dr. Ragan
A comprehensive survey of the indigenous peoples and
traditional cultures of a specific region of the world, focusing on ethnographic
and linguistic research. May be taken twice under different subtitles.
ANTH 202: Archaeology Survey
(Europe)--Spring 2010,
Dr. Ragan
A comprehensive survey of the archaeological cultures of a
specific regions of the world or chronological period. May be taken twice
under different subtitles.
ANTH 215: Religion, Magic and Witchcraft--Fall 2009,
Dr. Dwyer
In this class we study the beliefs and rituals of people
affected by the presence of gods or other supernatural beings. Topics
include magic, witchcraft and shamanistic practices among aboriginal and
traditional societies throughout the world.
ANTH 301: Cultural
Anthropological Method and Theory--Spring 2010, Dr.
Dwyer
Survey of the theoretical history of cultural
anthropology, and a detailed overview of the methods of ethnographic research.
ANTH 302: Archaeological
Method and Theory--Fall 2009, Dr. Ragan
Survey of the theoretical history of archaeology, and a
detailed overview of the methods of archaeological research.
ANTH 400: Individual Directed Study--contact Dr. Ragan for further
information
Advanced study in an area of anthropology through
intensive literature and/or field research.
ANTH 410: Archaeological Field Methods--contact Dr. Ragan for further
information
Instruction in the hands-on techniques of archaeological
fieldwork, including survey, excavation, and the recording of finds.
Offered during Summer terms only.
ANTH 459: Seminar in Anthropology (World
Systems)--Spring 2010; Dr. Ragan
A review of current research and publication relating to a
topic in one or more of the four subfields of anthropology (cultural, physical,
archaeology, and linguistics).
ANTH 497: Undergraduate Research--contact Dr. Ragan for further
information
Independent student research under anthropology faculty
supervision. Students will have the opportunity to study a topic in depth
and design their own research project; public presentation of results is
required.
ANTH 500: Individual Directed Study--contact Dr. Ragan for further
information
Similar to ANTH 400, but for graduate credit.
ANTH 510: Archaeological Field Methods--contact Dr. Ragan for further
information
Similar to ANTH 410, but for graduate credit.
ANTH 559: Seminar in Anthropology--contact Dr. Ragan for further
information
Similar to ANTH 459, but for graduate credit.
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