Anthropology, B.S.

Choose two:

• ANTH 2001 - Introduction to Archaeology 3
• ANTH 2002 - Introduction to Cultural Anthropology 3
• ANTH 2003 - Introduction to Physical Anthropology 3

Remaining Hours selected from: 9 Hours

• 1000 or 2000-level courses from Anthropology, Biology, Computer Science, Economics, Foreign Language, Geography, Geology, History, Sociology, Political Science, Mathematics, Philosophy, Psychology, Statistics*(no more than three of these hours may be ANTH)

Anthropological Thought: 3 Hours

• ANTH 4100 - History of Anthropological Thought 3

Archaeology: 3 Hours

• ANTH 4120
• ANTH 4181 - Cultural Resources Management 3
• ANTH 4202 - Rise and Fall of Ancient Civilizations 3
• ANTH 4203
• ANTH 4204 - Ice Age Peoples of North America 3
• ANTH 4205

Linguistics: 3 Hours

• ANTH 4173 - Language and Culture 3

Physical Anthropology: 3 Hours

• ANTH 3110 - Human Osteology 3
• ANTH 4125 - Forensic Anthropology 3
• ANTH 4150 - Human Evolution 3
• ANTH 4165 - Primatology 3

Cultural Anthropology: 3 Hours

• ANTH 3170 - Religion in America: The Shakers and Other Utopian Societies 3
• ANTH 3186 - Anthropology of Gender 3
• ANTH 4130 - Medical Anthropology 3
• ANTH 4132 - Human Life Cycle in Cross-Cultural Perspective 3
• ANTH 4134 - Animals and Culture 3
• ANTH 4144 - Peoples and Cultures of Latin America 3
• ANTH 4155 - Peoples and Cultures of Sub-Saharan Africa 3
• ANTH 4170 - Myth, Magic and Religion 3

Methods Course: 4 Hours

• ANTH 3188 - Ethnographic Field Methods 4
• ANTH 3250 - Field Methods in Physical Anthropology 4
• ANTH 4102 - Archaeological Field Research 4

Anthropology Capstone: 1 Hours

• ANTH 4184 - Anthropology Capstone 1

Anthropology Upper Division Electives: 12 Hours

Numbered 3000 or higher

Minor or Electives (10 of these hours must be at or above the 3000 level): 28 Hours