TSES 2305 Lecture 1: TSES 2305 Lecture 1

• School: Carleton University
• Department: Technology, Society, Environment Studies
• Course: TSES 2305
• Professor: Gordon Deinstadt

Document Summary

Best way to contact prof is by email gordon. deinstadt@carleton. ca. He was the first biologist and wrote the first biology textbook and first textbooks in many sciences. Pay close attention to the document and not what you expect it to say. Take home exam: just like doing homework but timed, can get back in if you close it and will continue where you left off. Bonus: do research project (bench, library, or anthropological) There are a lot of misconceptions about the scale of ancient society i. e. rome is larger than people think geographic scale of the roman empire: roman empire at its peak (circa 200 ad) included: 60 to 100 million people; it was a substantial fraction of the worlds population which is estimated in total of a billion at the time: major cities. Great majority of people had to live on the farms on the country side of. Rome 1-2 million people; being supported by the entire empire.