codes for reading assignments:
PF = Price and Feinman
Images of the past **page numbers are for 2nd Edition**
TP
= Thomas Patterson
The theory and
practice of archaeology: a workbook, 2nd Edition
JS = Janet Spector
What this awl means: feminist archaeology at a
Wahpeton Dakota village
BH = Brian Hayden
The pithouses of Keatley Creek
CP = course packet
Available
@ Broadway Copy
Lecture Topic: Introduction
no
readings
Lecture Topic: A History of Archaeology
JS:
Chapters 2-5
Lecture Topic: Archaeological Theory
PF:
pp. 1-5
TP:
pp. 1-7
Lecture Topic: Archaeological Methods
JS:
Chapters 1, 6-8
Lecture Topic: Fossils, Artifacts, Dating
PF:
7-11, 22-23, 120-121
TP:
Chapters 1-2
CP:
pp. 1-12
Lecture Topic: Genus: Australopithecus
PF:
12-21
CP:
13-25
Lecture Topic: Genus: Australopithecus to Homo
PF:
24-41
CP:
26-45
Lecture Topic: Genus: Homo
PF:
42-73
CP:
46-58
Lecture Topic: QUIZ
no
readings
Lecture Topic: Language Develops
PF:
74-85
TP:
Chapter 3
CP:
59-62
Lecture Topic: Neanderthals
PF:
86-97
CP:
63-80
Lecture Topic: Modern Humans and Early Art
PF:
98-119
CP:
81-104
Lecture Topic: Review for Midterm
Hughes
article in 'Nature'
Cann article in 'Nature'
optional:
Templeton article in 'Nature'
Lecture Topic: MIDTERM
no
readings
Lecture Topic: Hunting and
Gathering
PF:
136-173
TP:
Chapter 4
CP:
105-106
Lecture Topic: Peopling the New World: Debates
PF:
122-125
CP
107-122
Lecture Topic: Peopling the New World: Data
PF:
126-135
CP
123-140
Lecture Topic: Increasing
Cultural Complexity
BH:
all
Lecture Topic: Why Do People
Farm?
PF:
174-181
TP:
Chapter 5
CP:
141-168
Lecture Topic: Agriculture:
The Old World
PF:
182-213
TP:
Chapter 6
Lecture Topic: Agriculture:
The Americas
PF:
214-281
Lecture Topic: Rise of Civilization
TBA
will include PF: 282-295
Lecture Topic: Conclusions and Review for Final
TBA
will
include
Gamble,
Clive (1999)
Chapters 1 & 8 of The Palaeolithic Societies of Europe (book chapers)
BUTLER RESERVES: GN772.2.A1 G38 1999
and
Leonard, William R. (December 2002)
"Food for Thought"
(magazine article)
In
'Scientific American' December 2002
Lecture Topic: Student
Presentations
no
readings