ANTH 2620 Introduction to Biological Anthropology and Forensics
This course is designed to provide a general introduction to Biological Anthropology. The course traces the nature of human evolution, the hominin past, including the study of primates. Further, it examines human skeletal remains as a means of understanding the evolutionary and archaeological past. Finally, the study of Forensics provides practical, real-world applications for the principles of Biological Anthropology.
Core Requirements
Offered
Every Fall and Spring
Notes
Previously: ANTH 274