Examines archaeological sites like Harar, Olducai Gorge, Iwo Eleru, Daima, Meroe, Jenne, Aksum, Zimbabwe, Kilwa, Igbo Ukwu, Benin and Ife to see how we move from fossils and ruins to theories of history. The contributions of other sciences and sources of history are observed. While this course focuses on Africa, the same principles and techniques of archaeology are used to extract history from archaeology the world over. Cross-listed with ANTH 306. Codes 4, 9.
Topics range from the nature of the modern workplace to the impact of the labor movement.
Examines the impact of industrialization on workers and work, and the efforts of working men and women to shape their working lives. The underlying causes of upheaval as well as the decade's legacy will be studied. Explores the changing roles of men and women in American society and investigates social, economic, and political factors that produce these changes. Code 1, 8. Cross-listed as WST 322 and SOCI 322.