TIME AND CULTURE IN THE NORTHWEST

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Mary Collins
Dept. of Anthropology
Washington State University
College Hall 150
Pullman, WA 99164-4910
Office: 509-335-4314 Fax: 509-335-3999
collinsm@wsu.edu

This course will introduce students to archaeological approaches to understanding human history and behavior in the northwest with an emphasis on the regions in and around Washington State. In addition to significant coverage of the prehistory of the northwest, the course will expose students to work that has been done on historic sites including sites reflecting Anglo-American, Afro-American, Asian American, and Native American communities. The course will also discuss the role of contemporary archaeology in planning and development projects and natural resource management including contemporary controversies related to cultural resources.

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