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ANTHRO CM110QIntroduction to Archaeological Sciences

Anthropology · 4 units · Undergraduate upper division (100-199)

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(Same as Ancient Near East CM169.) Basic understanding of newly introduced methods and techniques throughout field of archaeology to implement them and to appreciate and evaluate results of their use by others who have embedded them in their scholarly publications or theoretical models. Systematic instruction in digital data management and mining, scientific analysis of materials (including geological and biochemical techniques), and visual presentation of data and research results (ranging from simple graphs to virtual reality). Concurrently scheduled with course CM210Q.

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  • Fall 2025

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