Nautical Archaeology Of The Americas
Section 500
Fall 2002
Seafaring in the Americas from the 16th to the 20th centuries
based on ship-wreck archaeology; ship construction, exploration,
commerce. naval warfare, and related activity; influence of
seafaring on the cultures, economics and history of the Western
Hemisphere.
Anthropology 318-500 (No course overview or syllabus
currently available)
Anthropology
489-501 (Special Topics)
Nautical Archaeology of the Discoveries
World Seafaring 1400-1650
Section 501
Fall 2002
Selected topics in an identified area of anthropology.
Cultural history of seafaring in the Western Hemisphere from
the 15th century to the present; ship types and their uses;
harborworks, commerce, naval warfare, sailing routes, maritime
practices. Prerequisites: ANTH 615 and 616 and approval of
instructor.
Cultural history of European seafaring from the fifteenth
century to the early twentieth century; ship types and their
uses, shipping routes and cargoes, maritime technology and
economic institutions, seafaring practices, and naval warfare.
Prerequisites: ANTH 615 and 616 or approval of instructor.
Outfitting and Sailing the Wooden Ship
Section 602
Spring 2003
Selected topics in an identified area of anthropology, examples
include Near Eastern Seafaring, Advanced Ship Reconstruction.
May be repeated for credit.
