ANT 151 CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
Campus: 
The basic principles,
fundamental ideas and insights of cultural anthropology will be
examined through comparative ethnographic accounts. The view of humans
as both the products and creators of their culture will be explored
through an analysis of cultural variation and culture change. 3 hours a
week, 1 semester, 3 credits. Fall.
ANT 152 PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY
Campus:
An
exploration of the physical, behavioral and cultural heritage of man
from an evolutionary point of view. Broad topics will include an
assessment of the relevance of primate behavior; theories on the origin
of the human line; the evidence for human evolution in terms of stone
tools and fossils. 3 hours a week, 1 semester, 3 credits. Spring.
ANT 261 NATIVE AMERICANS
Campus:
A
survey of American prehistory using both archaeological and
ethnographic data, covering the past 30,000 years to the European
invasion 500 years ago. The history, environment, culture and social
institutions characteristic of native Americans will be examined with
the focus on adaptation and cultural development of pre-contact
cultures. Prerequisite: ANT 151. 3 hours a week, 1 semester, 3 credits.
Spring.
