ANTHROPOLOGY MINOR
The Anthropology Minor consists of 18 credit hours, nine of which are required, and nine of which are electives. ANT 111 is a prerequisite for all of the upper-level courses with the exception of ANT 220. Three credit hours of an internship may count toward fulfillment of the requirement for the minor.
REQUIRED COURSES (9 credit hours):
ANT 111 Cultural Anthropology
ANT 121 Physical Anthropology
ANT 150 Introduction to Archaeology
ELECTIVES (9 credit hours):
ANT 211 Comparative Cultures
ANT 220 Anthropology for International Studies
ANT 312 Comparative Marrige and Family
ANT 320 Comparative Gender Roles
ANT 330 Archaeology of North America
ANT 341 North American Indians
ANT 350 Medical Anthropology
ANT 351 Peoples and Cultures of Europe
ANT 360 Aztec and Maya Archaeology
ANT 393 Selected Topics in Anthropology
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ANT 360 Aztec and Maya Archaeology
Prerequiste: Ant 111 or Ant 150
Examines archaeological evidence recovered from some of the greatest
Precolumbian civilizations in the Americas, such as the Olmec, Maya and
Aztec. We will address factors that led to the rise and fall of the
ancient civilizations in the region archaeologists call Mesoamerica.
