The Past in Perspective notes (1st edition)

These are thorough and detailed notes that will help you ace Archaeology. I have supplemented the notes with textbook inputs and class notes to form a well rounded understanding of the subject. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions at all regarding the notes or class. I finished the class with a 94% average. This is a note guide for the first chapter, Introduction to Archeology

Lesson and book summarized notes from my fall 2018 class: Buried Cities and Lost Tribes (ASB222), under humanities and social science. This 30 page PDF document covers partial full course notes covering: Lesson 1: Anthropology and Archaeology Lesson 2: The First Humans Lesson 3: Out of Africa - Homo Erectus Lesson 4: The Hunters Lesson 5: Postglacial Frager Lesson 6: x (MIDTERM WEEK) Lesson 7: The Origins of Agriculture Lesson 8: States and Empires in Asia and Africa Less...

ASB222, also known as: Buried Cities and Lost Tribes, under archaeology/anthropology, as well as humanities and social sciences, midterm review notes summarizing key concepts and vocabulary from lessons 1 through 5. A simple 7 page PDF, yet effective in overviewing key concepts and vocab. *I will be BUNDLING this with the other ASB22 material I have on here as well.

ASB222, also known as: Buried Cities and Lost Tribes, is under archaeology/anthropology, as well as humanities and social sciences. This is a simple 2 p age PDF covering key figures and their contributions to the history/study of humans. This is a great tool to use as a reference vocab sheet for midterm/final review. *I will be BUNDLING this with the other ASB22 material I have on here as well.

These are thorough and detailed notes that will help you ace Archaeology. I have supplemented the notes with textbook inputs and class notes to form a well rounded understanding of the subject. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions at all regarding the notes or class. I finished the class with a 94% average. This is a note guide for the first chapter, Introduction to Archeology

Notes for Prof. LaBelle's "Anthropology-Prehistory" class