Darwin’s theory of evolution by natural selection is central to one of the most profound revolutions in the history of…
With the United States as our geographic focus, this seminar explores a range of 20th- and early-21st-century American Indian topics…
Blackness and Racialization is an introduction to the history, social construction, cultural production, and lived experience of race. The course…
We learn about the world as we move through it. In moving, we change the world around us and we…
Archaeology often captures the popular imagination through fantastic and farfetched portrayals of lost civilizations, aliens, and spectacular treasures. While these…
We learn about the world as we move through it. In moving, we change the world around us and we…
In this FYS, we take a long view of human societies by examining response to crises engendered by political, economic,…
How did we get here? What were the major transformations in human history that created our world? What impacts have…
Dogs are humanity’s oldest companion species. This class will use the tools of sociocultural anthropology—its concepts, approaches, and methods—to examine…
By AD 1200, most Southeastern Indians were farmers who lived in societies ruled by hereditary chiefs. After 1500, encounters between…