ANTHR 512
Heritage Resource Management
Anthropology
College of Family, Home, and Social Sciences
Course Description
Legal and ethical issues for practicing archaeologists. Preservation law, collections law, public archaeology, Native American issues, and careers in archaeology and museums.
When Taught
Contact Department
Grade Rule
Grade Rule 8: A, B, C, D, E, I (Standard grade rule)
Min
3
Fixed
3
Fixed
3
Fixed
0
Other Prerequisites
Admittance into graduate program in archaeology or certificate program in museum practices
Title
Foundational Knowledge
Learning Outcome
Students will learn the history of cultural resource management and laws relevant to its inception and current state.
Title
Value
Learning Outcome
Students are to understand the inherent value in cultural resource preservation.
Title
Practical Methods
Learning Outcome
This course will instruct students in the basic methods necessary in carrying out compliance for the Section 106 review process.
Title
Current Issues
Learning Outcome
Students will learn the current fundamental issues relative to CRM in the U.S. and will discuss ways in which certain aspects of the field can be improved.
Title
Current Issues
Learning Outcome
Students will learn the current fundamental issues relative to CRM in the U.S. and will discuss ways in which certain aspects of the field can be improved.
Title
Practical Methods
Learning Outcome
This course will instruct students in the basic methods necessary in carrying out compliance for the Section 106 review process.
