ANTH 445 - Seacoast Through Time

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Hours: Three hours seminar per week Prerequisite: ANTH 102 or ANTH 105 Description: Places the coastal experience in a broad temporal perspective, envisioning the seacoast as a dynamic interface between the marine and terrestrial environments that have provided humans access to a variety of opportunities related to: resource exploitation, transportation, colonization, cultural interaction, trade, conflict, and inspiration. The course examines the multidirectional ways that humans and the ocean interact. Cultures and societies discussed include prehistoric and contemporary groups from around the globe. Specific groups will vary by semester. Students also examine contemporary pressing problems related to these topics, and apply their knowledge of anthropology to recommend ways of resolving them.

Units: 3.00
Grading: Letter Grade

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1 01 1912 SEM TTH  1:30 PM  -  2:45 PM  Sierra Hall 1324 Colleen Delaney Course Open Class Details Course Textbook Information In Person Class

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