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ANT 253 - Andean Archaeology

Description
This course explores the cultural diversity of the central Andes of South America from the original arrival of migrants over 12,000 years ago to contact with Spanish conquistadors in the early 16th century. Geographically, the course will focus on prehistoric cultures that occupied the modern countries of Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador. Themes include: debates about the initial migration to the region, early food production, the origins of social complexity, ceremonialism, state formation and disintegration, and conquest by Spain.
Prerequisite
ANT 100  OR ANT 102 

Credits: 1

Course Attribute(s):
WRLD Gen Ed: World Perspectives Req
Minor: Latin American Studies


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