Anthropology 3E03
Topic Course: Current Debates in Eastern Mediterranean Prehistory
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06-07-2010
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Anthropology 3E03
Taken Term II 2009-2010 with Dr. Tristan Carter. Topic was: "Current Debates in Eastern Mediterranean Prehistory". Great Prof, funny, keeps you entertained. Complete lectures posted to ELM. Because there was no exam, a lot of people didn't bother coming to lecture. Also, no textbook, all readings posted to ELM. Some previous courses in archaeology are probably a good idea.
Course Description:
This course will provide a critical overview of developments in Eastern Mediterranean prehistory from the Palaeolithic to the Late Bronze Age, using this regional/temporal backdrop to examine a number of major debates of more general archaeological significance, including:
• the origins and spread of agriculture
• the role of trade and exchange in socio-economic development
• state formation • ideology and power
Course Breakdown:
Tutorial Attendance/Weekly Responses: 25%
Midterm Paper (5 pages): 25%
Long Paper Proposal (1-2 pages): 5% Long Paper (10-12 pages): 45%
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