Introduction to Anthropology
Section 501
Spring 2006
This course introduces students to anthropology by covering the major sub-disciplines of anthropology, the history of the discipline, ethics and methods, evolution and genetics, human variation and adaptation, and nonhuman primates.
Anthropology 201-501
Anthropology
205-501/506
Peoples and Cultures of the World
Section 501/506
Fall 2003
Survey of human cultures around the world using case studies
of customs and cultural organization. Case studies will exemplify
contrasting types of cultures and societies. University Core
Curriculum Course (Humanities).
Anthropology 205-501/506
Anthropology
634-600
Palynology
Section 600
Spring 2003
The principles and techniques used in palynology, pollen
morphology, ontogeny, biochemistry, dispersion and preservation.
The role of palynology as a research tool in plant taxonomy
agriculture, medicine, paleobotany, anthropology.
Anthropology 634-600
Anthropology
637-600
Paleoethnobotany
Section 600
Spring 2002
The interrelationship between plants and humans from prehistoric
times to present, theoretical and methodological use of botany
as a research tool for the understanding of cultural systems.
Anthropology 637-600
Anthropology
685-602
Directed Studies - Problems
Section 602
Fall 2002
Directed individual study of selected problems in Anthropology.
