The Stone Age Meets the Information Age:

an introduction to archaeology

IFS 1998

Professor Jeanne Sept Anthropology Department Student Building 038 (office) 855-5395; sept@indiana.edu

Lisa Maiorino (intern) Teter Hall room xxx   lmaiorin@indiana.edu

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From Ice Ages to Agriculture!

 

Here are some links to some of the topics we talked about in class today:

 

Paleolithic Art links:

• Grotte Chauvet, and Time Mag article about it
• Pyrenees portable art exhibit (worth the WWWwait!)
• Magdalenian rock shelter
• Grotte Cosquer (in French)
• "Mothers of Time" figurine exhibit
• general rockart link (to Lascaux and many other French sites)
  
  

 

Catal Hoyuk online

 

 

 

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Jeanne Sept does field research related to the archaeology of human origins in East Africa,

and teaches in the Anthropology Department at Indiana University, Bloomington.

visit her main web page Human Origins and Evolution in Africa or the following topical pages:
Africa | Primates | Human Evolution | Paleoecology | Archaeology
IU Anthropology | Sept teaching interests | Sept research | Sept Personal Home Page

Last updated: 3 August, 1998

URL: http://www.indiana.edu/~origins/index.html
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