ANT 330

INDIGENOUS HAWAIIANS

SUNY Buffalo State University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Prerequisites: ANT 100 or ANT 101 or Instructor permission. Lifeways of the original inhabitants of the Islands of Oceania/Polynesia, especially the Hawaiian archipelago. Origins, geography/ecology, cultural identity and agency, political struggles from the 10th century to today of Indigenous Hawaiian peoples using archaeological/anthropological, historical documents, and oral tradition evidence (Ethnohistory). Representations of Indigenous Hawaiians originating inside and outside the region. Offered every other spring.

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