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04 Oct: ANTH 54 – 001 : The Indians’ New Worlds: Southeastern Histories from 1200 to 1800 (Spring 2023)

By AD 1200, most Southeastern Indians were farmers who lived in societies ruled by hereditary chiefs. After 1500, encounters between…

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By Melissa

04 Oct: ANTH 70 – 001 : By Persons Unknown: Race and Reckoning in North Carolina (Spring 2023)

“By persons unknown” is the phrase historically used across the white South to erase the identities of the killers responsible…

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By Melissa

04 Oct: ANTH 89 – 001 : A History of the World in 12 Objects (Spring 2023)

How did we get here? What were the major transformations in human history that created our world? What impacts have…

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By Melissa

04 Oct: ANTH 89 – 089 : Taking up Space: Colonization, Resources, and Life Beyond Earth (Spring 2023)

Our early human ancestors were great travelers moving across great distances over many generations and thousands of years. Our more…

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By Ben Haven

13 Jul: ANTH 89 – 002: Archaeology and Popular Culture

Archaeology often captures the popular imagination through fantastic and farfetched portrayals of lost civilizations, aliens, and spectacular treasures. While these…

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By Melissa

28 Mar: ANTH 62 – 001: Indian Country Today

With the United States as our geographic focus, this seminar explores a range of 20th- and early-21st-century American Indian topics…

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By Melissa

28 Mar: ANTH 64 – 001: Public Archaeology in Bronzeville, Chicago’s Black Metropolis

The term “African diaspora” usually refers to the consequences of the transatlantic slave trade, but there have been many diasporas…

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By Melissa

28 Mar: ANTH 89 – 001: Don’t Dis My Disability

In this course, we examine disability from the perspective of cultural and medical anthropology. Specifically, we consider how people living…

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By Melissa

28 Mar: ANTH 53H – 037: Darwin’s Dangerous Idea

Darwin’s theory of evolution by natural selection is central to one of the most profound revolutions in the history of…

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