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Anthro 1210 - Chinese Archaeology: Neolithic to Qin

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Dr. Chengrui Zhang T Th 1:30-2:45pm Description: What are the origins of Chinese civilization? What was society like before the development of the large states that would eventually merge to form the Chinese empire over 2000 years ago, essentially forming...

Anthro 3070 - Professionalization in Archaeology

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Prof. Christina Warinner M W 6-7:15pm All good research begins with a strong foundation. This course is aimed at providing you with the foundational knowledge and basic tools you need to succeed as a professional archaeologist. Aided in part by guest...

Anthro 2030 - Quantitative Archaeology

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Prof. Amy Clark T 12-2:45pm This course provides graduate and advanced undergraduate students an introduction to quantitative methods utilized in archaeological research. Although there will be a lecture component to this class, most of the class will be...

Anthro 1270 - Sick: 10,000 Years of Health and Disease

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Prof. Christina Warinner M W 3-4:15pm This course surveys the concept of health and the major nutritional and infectious diseases that have impacted human populations over the past ten thousand years. Special attention is paid to the methods used to...

ANTHRO 2251 - Contemporary Issues in Archaeology

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Prof. Shayla Monroe T/Th 9:00-10:15am This course is meant to serve as a follow up to the primary Theory Course in Archaeology. It is designed to help graduate students think through contemporary and theoretical issues in preparation for their General...

Sneha Yelamanchili

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Hi everyone! My name is Sneha, and I am a junior in Leverett House studying Anthropology (Social Anthropology & Archaeology) and Chemical & Physical Biology. I spent most of my childhood in southwestern Indiana but have lived in several places throughout...

Gokce Ozturk

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Scientific archaeology; Proteomics; Stable isotope analysis; Residue analysis; Dental calculus; Origins of dairying; Human, animal, plant relations; Domestication; Neolithic and Bronze Age Anatolia

Jake Kalodner

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Kazakhstan; the Eurasian steppe; Bronze and Iron Age; mobility and migration; human, plant, and animal relations; biomolecular archaeology; landscape archaeology; phenomenology

 

Jake Kalodner entered Harvard’s Department of Anthropology...