Museums, Archives, Practices of Memory

RESEARCH AND TEACHING

FACULTY WORKING ON THESE ISSUES

RELATED COURSES: GRADUATE & UNDERGRADUATE

FREQUENTLY TAUGHT COURSES ON THESE ISSUES

UNDERGRADUATE COURSES

2028 THINK LIKE AND ARCHAEOLOGIST
3007 ARCHAEOLOGY BEFORE THE BIBLE
3663 THE ANCIENT TABLE: THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF COOKING
3723 AMERICAN MATERIAL CULTURE
3823 ARCHAEOLOGY ENGAGED: THE PAST IN THE PUBLIC EYE
3933 ARABIA IMAGINED
4045 TEMPORALITIES: ARCHAEOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO TIME
4175 WRITING ARCHAEOLOGY
4481 SCIENCE AND ART IN ARCHAEOLOGICAL ILLUSTRATION

GRADUATE COURSES

4045 TEMPORALITIES: ARCHAEOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO TIME
4175 WRITING ARCHAEOLOGY
4481 SCIENCE AND ART IN ARCHAEOLOGICAL ILLUSTRATION
5172 WRITTEN CULTURE
6031 CONTESTING THE PAST
6103 METHOD AND THEORY IN ARCHAEOLOGY
6162 CONTEMPORARY ARCHAEOLOGICAL THEORY
6352 MUSEUM ANTHROPOLOGY: HISTORY AND THEORY
6652 MUSA DIGITAL MEDIA, MATERIALITY & PRACTICE

RELATED COURSES SUMMER 2021

UNDERGRADUATE COURSES

THE ANCIENT TABLE: AN ARCHAEOLOGY OF COOKING (ANTHW3663)
ART STRIKE: MUSEUM DISSIDENCE AND DISSONANCE (ANTHW4149

GRADUATE COURSES

ART STRIKE: MUSEUM DISSIDENCE AND DISSONANCE (ANTHW4149

RELATED COURSES FALL 2021

UNDERGRADUATE COURSES

THE ANCIENT TABLE: AN ARCHAEOLOGY OF COOKING (ANTHW3663)
ABSENT BODIES (ANTHV3829)

GRADUATE COURSES

ETHICAL ISSUES IN MUSEUMS (ANTHG5361)
CONTESTING THE PAST (ANTHG6031)
MUSEUM ANTHROPOLOGY: HISTORY AND THEORY (ANTHG6352)
MUSA DIGITAL MEDIA, MATERIALITY & PRACTICE (ANTHG6652)

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FROM OUR BOOKSHELVES

A SAMPLE OF RELATED PUBLICATIONS BY OUR FACULTY

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