A survey and critique of archaeological theory from the nineteenth century through the 1970's, with emphasis on shifting paradigms and the implications for research.
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UnitsLetter
Grading1, 2, 3
PasstimeGraduate students only
Level LimitLetters and science
CollegeVery nice and great lecturer. I genuinely enjoyed having her. 3 quizzes heavily based on weekly reading/videos. 2 midterm essays 1000+ words each (online). Final was composed of 3 shorter essays (online). Do the readings and attend lecture and section and you will do fine.
honesty professor McClure was the GOAT and she was super nice n funny. just depends on what TA u get cuz sometimes they were tough graders but McClure is awesome
Sarah's super sweet and has great energy during class, you can tell she's passionate about what she teaches!! The grade was made up of a midterm (35%), final (35%), a short written assignment (15%) and a timeline (15%). The exams are pretty easy if you take good notes and the assignments aren't bad at all!! Would definitely take her again.
loved taking this course with Dr McClure. she's funny, knows her stuff, helpful if you need it, and super approachable. 10/10 recommend!
Dr. McClure is genuinely one of the best people I've had the pleasure of learning from. I had her for ANTH 3 my first quarter in college and loved her enough to want to take her ANTH 167. She absolutely has never let me down; she's very sweet, passionate, approachable, and is honestly everything I could ask for in a professor. Take her classes!!
AMAZING! Prof McClure really wants the best for her students and is very caring and funny. since its zooarch, memorization is super key to passing. lectures are very informative and interesting. If you can get in I definitely recommend.