COURSE DESCRIPTION (must be 50 words or less)
Prehistoric and historic human ecosystems, from hunting and gathering to states and empires, viewed from a biocultural perspective. Changing human-environment relations over the past 10,000 years.

GRADING SYSTEM
A-F (Traditional)

CREDIT HOURS AND LECTURE/LAB/DISCUSSION HOURS
FIXED VARIABLE
Credit Hours 3
Lecture Hours 3
Hours in Lab per week 1

NON-TRADITIONAL FORMAT(if lecture/lab hours or lecture/discussion hours are fewer than credit hours, please justify)

REPEAT POLICY
Course cannot be repeated for credit

DUPLICATE CREDIT STATEMENT(do not list quarter course IDs)
The course will not be open to students who have credit in the following courses:

REQUIRED PREREQUISITES
ANTH 1102 or permission of department

PREREQUISITE OR COREQUISITE COURSES

COREQUISITE COURSES

PRIMARY DELIVERY MECHANISM (select only one):
Lecture

COURSE WILL BE OFFERED
Course will not be offered on a regular basis

EFFECTIVE SEMESTER AND YEAR OF CURRENT VERSION OF COURSE
Fall 1998

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REQUIRED FOR THE SYLLABUS
COURSE OBJECTIVES OR EXPECTED LEARNING OUTCOMES

TOPICAL OUTLINE