ENVST-218 Landscapes: People, Place, and the Past
This course explores the deep histories of economic, socio-political, and ritual landscapes, and the tools that archaeologists use to study them. Landscapes, as both physical and cultural entities, are important spaces for human interaction. Archaeologists are uniquely positioned to examine the relationships among people, place, and the environment in the past. This course will link archaeological landscapes to modern issues of development, human-environment interaction, and social change.
Standard Course (40)
Credits
1
Cross Listed Courses
ARCH-218
Prerequisite
106 or consent of instructor
Offered
Fall