UCLA General Catalog 1971-72 - Registrar - UCLA

Ill. Spec Studies in Anthropology.
(4 to 2 courses)
Prerequisite: senior standing in anthropology and
ANTHROPOLOGY / 179
and data-processing . The history and contemporary
developments of archeological research in both the
Old and New Worlds are reviewed as part of the
worse . Mr. Meighan, Mr. Sackett
consent of the instructor . Two courses of 199 may
be applied to the ten courses required for the major.
The Staff
Graduate Courses*
1111l5C. Dating Techniques in Archaeology and
History.
(Formerly numbered 139; same as History M107.)
latroduction to radioisotopic dating techniques. relatbe
dating techniques and applicable methods in
* bSkd scisites pe d , geophysics
tt niaites: upper r division standing and basic
physical a ence courses. Mr. Berger
202. Ethnology . (11/2 courses)
Intensive examination of current theoretical views;
research methods; modem form of analysis.
Mr. Edgerton , Mr. Rodgers
203. Cultures of Asia.
Survey of literature and problems of selected
areas of Asia . Mr. Moorman
1150. Methods and Techniques of Field Archeology. 204. Pacific Island Cultures.
(Formerly numbered 181.) Prerequisite : consent
Survey of literature and problems of the Pacific
Islands. Mr. Newman
of the instructor. Brief introduction to archeological
problems , theories and methods ; archaeological surrey,
excavation, mapping, recording ; introduction 205. North American Indians.
Is data analysis and publication . May be repeated Survey of the literature and problems of the
ace for credit. During most of the quarter, Satur- American Indians north of Mexico . Mr. Oswalt
days (8:00-5:00 ) will be spent in the field.
Mr. Hill 207. Indians of South America.
115E. Laboratory Analysis In Archaeology.
(Formerly numbered 182.) Lecture , two hours;
Survey of the literature and problems of the
Indians of South America . Mr. Wilbert
hboratory, four hours. Prerequisite : consent of the
i hector . Description and classification of archaeological
collections - cataloging , typology, docuuatatlon.
Preparation of archaeological reports for
208. African Cultures.
Survey of literature and problems of African culture.
Mrs. Kuper
publication. Mr. Nicholson
212. Anthropological Linguistics.
115F. Field Training In Archeology. (1 to 2 curses)
(Formerly numbered 183.) Prerequisite : consent
of the instructor. No other courses may be taken
anwsrently. Introduction to archeological geld
`. methods involving participation in actual site excastolen
during the entire session . More than one
notice of the course may be given concurrently in
ditierent research sites. The Staff
Prerequisites : Linguistics 100 or its equivalent.
The development of anthropological linguistics,
modem linguistic theory and its application to the
study of non-linguistic aspects of culture , including
relationship of language to world view; comparative
historical linguistics to prehistory, lexico-statistics,
semantic analysis , linguistic acculturation, and
soclo- and etbno -linguistics . Miss McClaran
SNIP Pill. ANTHROPOLOGY AS A PROFESSION 220. Social Anthropology.
This group contains historical surveys of
anthropology or its subfields and courses
Intensive examination of current theoretical views
and literature. Mrs. Kuper
concerned with professional preparation. 221. Social Movements and Social Crisis.
11tH-182B . History of Anthropology.
Prerequisite: Upper Division or Graduate Status.
itsmierion of the instructor is required to take 182B
without 182A. A systematic survey of the develop.
ad of anthropology within the western academic
bhIfion. Reviews major early concepts relevant to
gnat anthropological issues and reviews instituafoul
growth and development of the field.
Mr. Epstein , Mr. Leaf
1111. History of Archeology.
Feemerly numbered 183.) The intellectual history
of archeology from the ancient world to the present.
Alhough each of its major traditions is reviewed,
gatisslar emphasis is given to those branches of
adreology that have evolved during the last century
twin the discipline of anthropology . Mr. Sackett
Prerequisite : consent of the instructor. The emergence
of social movements of difference types,
whether millennial, nationalist, reformist, political,
etc., particularly as in situations of social conflict
and crisis. Movements of rebellion and revolution
examined in the light of anthropological and sociological
theory focusing on a broad range of problems.
Mr. Epstein
222142228-2220 . Research Methods and
Procedures.
Lecture , three hours. An integrated review of the
research methods I. anthropological inquiry focusing
on problem formulation , methods of setting up testable
hypotheses , the kinds of data available for anthropological
explanation , statistical and nonstatistical
means of "explanation " in anthropology.
VECIAL COURSES
Each part may be taken independently . Mr. Graves
110. Special Courses.
223. Ideology and Utopia In Anthropology.
formal topical or regional studies to be offered to Selected trends in anthropology in relation to
the extent justified by student demand or the pres. their social and historical location ; effects of socio-
`.use of special visitors. The Staff political conflict on anthropology and vice versa.
Mr. Epstein
° Graduate students may take Linguistics 22OF
and 2206 and receive credit towards the 36 units
required for the M .A. degree.