World Archaeology introduces the ancient world, tracing human culture from its origins to the start of written history through archaeological research at global sites.
Sarah Clayton taught engaging, short lectures that students found exciting and relatable, though opinions varied on the assigned videos and readings. While one student felt the videos were less helpful than a direct lecture, another described the short readings as doable and central to the exam. Overall, reviewers characterized her as a knowledgeable professor who cared about her students.
Principles of Archaeology introduces methods, historical development, and scientific principles of archaeology, focusing on generating and interpreting information about the human past.
Students reported Sarah Clayton graded ANTHRO 212 on four components, often two papers and two exams, with no final. They found exams straightforward, citing clear outlines and study guides, and sometimes earned extra credit for participation.