Academics
Course Index
- Anth 101: Introductory Cultural Anthropology
- Anth 102: Intro to Archaeology & Biological Anth
- Anth 103: Topics in Anthropology
- Anth 104: Introduction to Geography
- Anth 301: History of Culture
- Anth 302: Anthropological Films
- Anth 303: Cultural Anthropology
- Anth 304: Biological Anthropology
- Anth 305: Archaeology
- Anth 306: Archaeology of the Ancient Celts
- Anth 307: Peoples of Africa
- Anth 308: Archaeology of Death and Burial
- Anth 309: Indians of Mississippi and the South
- Anth 310: Peoples of the Pacific
- Anth 312: Muslims in the West
- Anth 313: Introduction to Linguistic Science
- Anth 314: Islam and Global Politics
- Anth 315: The African Diaspora
- Anth 316: Rise and Fall of the Mississippian World
- Anth 317: Indians on the Southern Frontier
- Anth 318: Archaeology of Mississippi and the South
- Anth 319: Environmental History of the South
- Anth 320: Archaeozoology: Animal Use in History
- Anth 323: Indians of North America
- Anth 324: North American Archaeology
- Anth 325: Indians of Middle America
- Anth 326: Archaeology of Maya Civilization
- Anth 327: Indians of South America
- Anth 328: Culture & Society in Latin America
- Anth 329: Archaeol. & Ethnohistory of Aztec Empire
- Anth 334: Introduction to Field Work Techniques
- Anth 335: Archaeological Field Session
- Anth 337: Anthropology of Blues Culture
- Anth 338: Food, Place, and Power
- Anth 339: Art & Archaeology of Pompeii
- Anth 341: Frauds, Myths, and Mysteries
- Anth 342: Osteology Directed Study
- Anth 351: Human Mobility: Studies in Migration
- Anth 353: Language and Culture
- Anth 360: Political Ecology
- Anth 365: Economic Anthropology
- Anth 370: Archaeology of Political Systems
- Anth 375: Archaeology and Technology
- Anth 390: Bioarchaeology Abroad
- Anth 391: Archaeological Field Session Abroad
- Anth 394: Mesoamerican Art
- Anth 398: Topics in Anthropology
- Anth 403: Empire and Revolution
- Anth 404: Southern Folklore
- Anth 409: Anthropological Theory
- Anth 411: Anthropology of Politics & Power
- Anth 412: Ceramic Analysis
- Anth 413: Public Archaeology: Theory and Method
- Anth 414: Legal Anthropology
- Anth 415: Historical Archaeology
- Anth 417: Environmentalism: Society, Politics, Law
- Anth 419: Dental Anthropology
- Anth 504: Human Osteology
- Anth 506: Methods in Ethnohistory
- Anth 507: The Archaeology of Landscape
- Anth 508: Shatterzone: The Consequences of Contact
- Anth 511: Cross-Cultural Studies in Ethnography I
- Anth 512: Cross-Cultural Studies in Ethnography II
- Anth 541: Individual Study Project
- Anth 542: Osteology Directed Study
- Anth 571: Laboratory Methods in Anthropology
- Anth 572: Lab Methods in Anth.: Quantitative Tech
- Anth 595: Seminar in Linguistics
- Anth 601: Anthropological Theory and Methods
- Anth 602: Globalization and the U.S. South
- Anth 603: Studies in Empire and Revolution
- Anth 604: Professional Development I
- Anth 605: Professional Development II
- Anth 606: Seminar in Cultural and Linguistic Anth
- Anth 607: Seminar in Biocultural Anthropology
- Anth 608: Seminar in Archaeology
- Anth 610: The Mississippian Shatterzone
- Anth 611: Adv. Anthropology of Politics & Power
- Anth 612: Advanced Ceramic Analysis
- Anth 613: Public Archaeology: Theory and Method
- Anth 614: Advanced Legal Anthropology
- Anth 615: Fundamentals of Linguistic Science
- Anth 616: Rise and Fall of the Mississippian World
- Anth 617: Historical Archaeology
- Anth 618: Archaeology of Mississippi and the South
- Anth 619: Advanced Dental Anthropology
- Anth 620: Studies in Ethnography
- Anth 621: Readings in Anthropology I
- Anth 622: Readings in Anthropology II
- Anth 626: Archaeology of Maya Civilization
- Anth 630: Human Osteology
- Anth 650: Archaeozoology: Animal Use in History
- Anth 651: Human Mobility: Adv Studies in Migration
- Anth 653: Field Methods in Archaeology
- Anth 670: Adv. Archaeology of Political Systems
- Anth 675: Archaeology and Technology
- Anth 697: Thesis
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