ANT 295-02 - Special Topic: African Archaeology

4 credits (Spring)

African Archaeology is an overview of human material culture from approximately 3 million years ago up through the 20th century on the African continent. By the end of this course, students will have engaged with: archaeological perspectives on being human, human-environment interactions, technological innovation and spread, the effects of globalism on African material culture, indigenous African states and chiefdom, and African as a continent with a robust and varied archaeological record.

Prerequisite: ANT 104.
Instructor: McGrath

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