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ANT 332 - Mortuary Archaeology (3 cr.)

Death is the great leveler, and the recognition and memorialization of death is a human universal. The way in which ancient and modern human societies experience the death process is culturally defined. This course will examine a number of prehistoric, historic and modern case studies, and see how humans individually and collectively ritualize the death process.
Liberal arts
Prerequisite(s): ANT 101   or ANT 102  or ANT 104  or ANT 220  .
Semester(s) Offered: Fall


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