6 Credits
Anthropology/World Religions 30 is a course which concerns itself with all aspects of human life. Explore your infinite curiosity about human beings with the study of:
- The physical evolution of the species
- Paleolithic lifestyles of modern and archaic humans
- Archeological method and practice
- Mesolithic lifestyles
- Tools, technology, and dwellings of people in prehistory
- The origins and practices of major world religions
- Human variation, race and ethnicity
- Gender, culture and marriage
Through a combination of theoretical and hands-on explorations, students of Anthropology/World Religion 30 will develop a deepened understanding of themselves, their ancestry and the billions of other humans with whom they share this planet.