ANTHRO 2AC Lecture 1: Anthro 2AC Notes Lecture 1
11 Oct 2018
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Intro: the world as seen by archaeologists. General introduction to archaeology - as practiced in north america by anthropologists. Identify the various archaeological theories, methods, and techniques used to investigate the human past. Demonstrates an understanding of the nature of scientific and humanistic inquiries and their application in archaeological research. Articulate the goals, and the legal, operational, and ethical framework of cultural resource management and heritage preservation. Communities either hurt by the archaeological community; others reach out for help to the archaeological community. James deetz (1995) in small things forgotten (revised) Writing assignments (2 essays, 2. 5 pages each) Attendance and participation in lectures and section. Completion al all study guide assignments, including 2 essays and out of class. Participate in collaborative projects with community partners. Create meaningful collaborative research environments with partners outside of the university. Support reflective engagement on broad social issues and interests. Explore the possibilities and challenges of collaborative scholarship for both community partners and academic communitie.
