INTRODUCTION TO MUSEUM STUDIES IN ANTHROPOLOGY

Name: INTRODUCTION TO MUSEUM STUDIES IN ANTHROPOLOGY
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ANTHRO 405

课程描述

Provides a comprehensive understanding of the policies, procedures, and ethics pertaining to the development, management, and exhibition of anthropology collections. This includes an overview of the establishment, history, and laws governing anthropology collections and collections management methods used specifically for archaeological artifacts, ethnographic objects, and bioanthropological specimens. Ideal for those interested in natural history museums, museum studies, or the museum profession.

先修课程

Junior standing

满足要求

This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

学分

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平均绩点

3.68

2.75% 相比历史数据

完成率

100%

4.17% 相比历史数据

A率

71.43%

-6.02% 相比历史数据

班级规模

12% 相比历史数据

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