ANTHRO 353 - Archaeology in Practice
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Arts
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Social Sciences
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Description: Introduces standard laboratory methods for analysing artefacts and generating material culture data to answer questions about the past. Quantitative observations, classification, and hypothesis testing will be emphasised. Course content will be relevant to a range of archaeological research, including research in heritage management contexts. Analysis of Australasian and Pacific Island materials will form the basis of laboratory work when possible.
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Prerequisite: B- or higher in ANTHRO 200 or 201
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