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social and physical environments over long time spans. Theoretical
and methodological relationships of cultural ecology to biology,
geographical, and historical issues.
ANG 6088: Race and Racism in Anthropological Theory (3)
Critical anthropological approaches to race. Historically contingent
material and ideological contexts in which various peoples become
racialized in culturally diverse ways.
ANG 6091: Research Strategies in Anthropology (3) Prereq:
consent of instructor. Survey of techniques for preparing research
proposals and strategies for securing extramural funding for thesis.
Review of scientific epistemology, hypothesis specification, and
ethics. Proposal and curriculum vitae preparation.
ANG 6110: Archaeological Theory(3) Prereq: Proseminar in
archaeology or consent of instructor; not open to students who
have taken ANG 5110. Theoretical approaches in social sciences and
philosophies, developed and applied in anthropological archaeology
through the 20th century and into the 21st. Relationship of
archaeology to anthropology.
ANG 6110: Archeological Theory (3) Prereq: one course in
archeology or anthropology, or consent of instructor. Survey of the
theoretical and methodological tenets of anthropological archeology;
critical review of archeological theories, past and present; relation of
archeology to anthropology. Not open to students who have taken
ANT 4110.
ANG 6112: Critical Archaeology of Time (3) Case-based
approach to problems at the intersection of measured time in
archaeology, and the practice and reckoning of time, in mostly non-
Western societies.
ANG 6113: Ideology and Symbolic Approaches in Archaeology
(3) Critical examination of the development of thought in
archaeology extending beyond a materialist interpretation of culture.
Explores causality and the role of mind and culture as mediators
between the environment and political, economic, and social
structures.
ANG 6115: Problems in Caribbean Prehistory (3) Theories and
methods for study of prehistoric human societies. Case studies
drawn primarily from Caribbean islands.
ANG 6120C: Environmental Archaeology(3) Theory and case
studies integrating zooarchaeology, archaeobotany, and
geoarchaeology to interpret past human interactions with the
natural environment.
ANG 6121: Archaeology of Maritime Adaptations(3)
Archaeological and ethnographic cross-cultural examination of the
nature of coastal adaptations.
ANG 6122: Archaeological Ceramics(3) Technofunctional analysis
and interpretation of archaeological ceramics. Emphasizes the life
cycle of pottery.
ANG 6128: Lithic Technology (3) Flintworking techniques and
uses of stone implements for two million years. Emphasis on
stoneworking technology in prehistoric Florida.
ANG 6160: Problems in South American Archaeology (3-6;