ANT 2140

Introduction to Archaeology

Tallahassee State College · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Courses Must Afford Students An Understanding Of The Basic Social And Behavioral Science Concepts And Principles Used In The Analysis Of Behavior And Past And Present Social, Political, And Economic Issues. Consists Of A Short Overview Of Archaeology Followed By A Series Of Lectures About Archaeological Excavations At Especially Interesting And Often Well Known Sites Around The World. The Lectures Are Presented By Several Archaeologists Who Have Actually Participated In The Excavations. Field Trips To Local Archaeological Sites, Museums, And Laboratories Are Included. This Introductory Course Is Designed For Students With Or Without Previous Courses In Archaeology.

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Class #COURSE_SECTION_DEFINITION-3-139767Fall 2026UGRD
35 capacity
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08/17/2026 thru 12/04/2026
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Instructor
Patty Meyers
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OpenSeats: 0/35 seats Last recorded: Aug 9, 2026, 5:12 AM
Class #COURSE_SECTION_DEFINITION-3-139768Fall 2026UGRD
35 capacity
Days & times
No scheduled meeting time
Meeting dates
08/17/2026 thru 12/04/2026
Location
Online Online
Instructor
Patty Meyers
Details checked 7 hours agoSeats checked 7 hours ago
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