Course Description

Anthropology 306F/G Ethnohistorical Research in Anthropology

This course provides insight into culture and society based upon evidence from written documents, oral literature, art, film, and material culture within a comparative and cross-cultural framework. Ethnohistorical research brings together an anthropological understanding of social structure, culture and community with an historical understanding of time and change.

Prerequisite: One of Anthropology 211F/G, 212F/G, (or the former 213F/G or 214F/G), 216F/G, 217F/G, 218F/G, 219F/G, 231F/G, 232F/G, 233F/G, 234F/G or Anthropology 220E and 3rd year registration or higher in any Social Science program.

3 lecture hours, half course.

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