Hunt. Gather. Eat. Build. Avoid being hunted, gathered, or eaten by the local wildlife. The winding road of human history takes many curves and off-road adventures.
The course Introduction to Prehistoric Archaeology (ANTH 1430) introduces students to the earliest human cultures to building the first complex human civilizations. Offered this Spring semester via online web-synchronous delivery, the course also features an Honors section. The three credit hours satisfies the general core course requirement for Behavioral and Social Sciences.
The textbook for the class is the Archaeology available through Follett Bookstore.
Registration for Spring semester continues now through Jan. 19. New students can apply for admission and register for classes now at https://www.northeaststate.edu/.
Prehistory pdf
Hunt. Gather. Eat. Build. Avoid being hunted, gathered, or eaten by the local wildlife. The winding road of human history takes many curves and off-road adventures.
The course Introduction to Prehistoric Archaeology (ANTH 1430) introduces students to the earliest human cultures to building the first complex human civilizations. Offered this Spring semester via online web-synchronous delivery, the course also features an Honors section. The three credit hours satisfies the general core course requirement for Behavioral and Social Sciences.
The textbook for the class is the Archaeology available through Follett Bookstore.
Registration for Spring semester continues now through Jan. 19. New students can apply for admission and register for classes now at https://www.northeaststate.edu/.
Prehistory pdf
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