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Australia

Further Education

Anthropology and Archaeology

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Australian Aboriginal Archaeology

What is Australian Aboriginal Archaeology?40 The Importance of Australian Aboriginal Archaeology43 The Methods of Australian Aboriginal Archaeology46 The Earliest Aboriginal Australians43 The Ice Age in Australia40 The Holocene Period44 Aboriginal Rock Art40 Aboriginal Artifacts40 The Significance of Aboriginal Art and Material Culture43 The Arrival of the Europeans40 The Dispossession of Aboriginal Land45 The Impact of Colonisation on Aboriginal Archaeology41

Forensic Anthropology

Definition and Scope of Forensic Anthropology41 History and Development of Forensic Anthropology41 Ethical Considerations in Forensic Anthropology42 The Human Skeleton43 Bone Structure and Function42 Age Estimation from Skeletal Remains47 Postmortem Changes46 Environmental Factors Affecting Decomposition47 Trauma Analysis46 Excavation and Recovery of Skeletal Remains47 Scene Reconstruction46 Mass Graves and Disaster Victim Identification40

Pacific Islander Archaeology

Defining Pacific Islander Archaeology45 The Importance of Pacific Islander Archaeology48 Methods and Techniques in Pacific Islander Archaeology45 Origins and Spread of the Lapita Culture40 Characteristics of Lapita Pottery46 The Significance of the Lapita Culture47 Early Settlement Patterns44 Subsistence Strategies47 Social Organization and Cultural Practices45 Origins and Expansion of Polynesian Culture43 Navigational Skills and Voyaging Technologies39 Cultural and Environmental Impact of Polynesian Voyaging39 European Exploration and Colonization44 The Impact of Colonization on Pacific Islander Societies41 Archaeological Perspectives on Contact and Colonialism20

Biological Anthropology

What is Biological Anthropology?45 The History of Biological Anthropology41 The Methods of Biological Anthropology48 The Origin of Humans43 The Hominin Fossil Record43 Theories of Human Evolution41 The Causes of Human Variation49 The Consequences of Human Variation44 The Importance of Human Variation42

Archaeological Theory

What is Archaeological Theory?42 History of Archaeological Theory45 New Archaeology and the Processual Revolution44 Middle-Range Theory and Hypothesis Testing15 Critique of Processualism and the Rise of Post-Processualism43 Interpretive Archaeology and Reflexivity41 Postcolonial and Indigenous Archaeology44 Feminist Archaeology and Gender Studies41

Anthropological Theory

What is Anthropological Theory?44 The History of Anthropological Theory42 Major Anthropological Theories45 The Importance of Anthropological Theory46 What is Culture?41 The Importance of Culture43 The Relationship Between Culture and Society45 Cultural Change42 The Origins of Humans46 The Evolution of Human Culture46 The Impact of Human Evolution on the Environment48 The Future of Human Evolution46

Historical Archaeology of Australia

The Pleistocene Period35 The Holocene Period49 Aboriginal Art and Culture42 Aboriginal Land Rights45 The Dutch and Portuguese Explorers40 The British Colonisation of Australia41 The Convict Era41 The Gold Rushes42 The Movement for Federation42 The Australian Constitution43 The Early Years of Federation42 Australia in the 20th Century43 Australia in the 21st Century1 Australian Culture and Identity44 Australia s Future12

Linguistic Anthropology

What is Linguistic Anthropology?44 Methods in Linguistic Anthropology45 Key Concepts in Linguistic Anthropology46 The Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis40 Language and Socialization41 Language and Power45 The Structure of Language45 Language Variation46 Language and Interaction42 Language and Identity30 Language and Education40 Language and Globalization47

Museum Studies

The Role of Museums in Society46 Museum Governance and Ethics40 Museum Collections Management40 Museum Education and Outreach46 Museum Marketing and Communication44 History of Museums46 Museum Theory and Philosophy42 Museum Research Methods42 Museum Exhibition Development44 Museum Conservation and Preservation43 Indigenous Museum Studies42 Digital Museum Studies32 Museum Studies in the Asia-Pacific Region44 Museum Studies in the Global Context45 Emerging Trends in Museum Studies40

Australia

Further Education

Anthropology and Archaeology

Kostenlose Übungen

Australian Aboriginal Archaeology

What is Australian Aboriginal Archaeology?40 The Importance of Australian Aboriginal Archaeology43 The Methods of Australian Aboriginal Archaeology46 The Earliest Aboriginal Australians43 The Ice Age in Australia40 The Holocene Period44 Aboriginal Rock Art40 Aboriginal Artifacts40 The Significance of Aboriginal Art and Material Culture43 The Arrival of the Europeans40 The Dispossession of Aboriginal Land45 The Impact of Colonisation on Aboriginal Archaeology41

Forensic Anthropology

Definition and Scope of Forensic Anthropology41 History and Development of Forensic Anthropology41 Ethical Considerations in Forensic Anthropology42 The Human Skeleton43 Bone Structure and Function42 Age Estimation from Skeletal Remains47 Postmortem Changes46 Environmental Factors Affecting Decomposition47 Trauma Analysis46 Excavation and Recovery of Skeletal Remains47 Scene Reconstruction46 Mass Graves and Disaster Victim Identification40

Pacific Islander Archaeology

Defining Pacific Islander Archaeology45 The Importance of Pacific Islander Archaeology48 Methods and Techniques in Pacific Islander Archaeology45 Origins and Spread of the Lapita Culture40 Characteristics of Lapita Pottery46 The Significance of the Lapita Culture47 Early Settlement Patterns44 Subsistence Strategies47 Social Organization and Cultural Practices45 Origins and Expansion of Polynesian Culture43 Navigational Skills and Voyaging Technologies39 Cultural and Environmental Impact of Polynesian Voyaging39 European Exploration and Colonization44 The Impact of Colonization on Pacific Islander Societies41 Archaeological Perspectives on Contact and Colonialism20

Biological Anthropology

What is Biological Anthropology?45 The History of Biological Anthropology41 The Methods of Biological Anthropology48 The Origin of Humans43 The Hominin Fossil Record43 Theories of Human Evolution41 The Causes of Human Variation49 The Consequences of Human Variation44 The Importance of Human Variation42

Archaeological Theory

What is Archaeological Theory?42 History of Archaeological Theory45 New Archaeology and the Processual Revolution44 Middle-Range Theory and Hypothesis Testing15 Critique of Processualism and the Rise of Post-Processualism43 Interpretive Archaeology and Reflexivity41 Postcolonial and Indigenous Archaeology44 Feminist Archaeology and Gender Studies41

Anthropological Theory

What is Anthropological Theory?44 The History of Anthropological Theory42 Major Anthropological Theories45 The Importance of Anthropological Theory46 What is Culture?41 The Importance of Culture43 The Relationship Between Culture and Society45 Cultural Change42 The Origins of Humans46 The Evolution of Human Culture46 The Impact of Human Evolution on the Environment48 The Future of Human Evolution46

Historical Archaeology of Australia

The Pleistocene Period35 The Holocene Period49 Aboriginal Art and Culture42 Aboriginal Land Rights45 The Dutch and Portuguese Explorers40 The British Colonisation of Australia41 The Convict Era41 The Gold Rushes42 The Movement for Federation42 The Australian Constitution43 The Early Years of Federation42 Australia in the 20th Century43 Australia in the 21st Century1 Australian Culture and Identity44 Australia s Future12

Linguistic Anthropology

What is Linguistic Anthropology?44 Methods in Linguistic Anthropology45 Key Concepts in Linguistic Anthropology46 The Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis40 Language and Socialization41 Language and Power45 The Structure of Language45 Language Variation46 Language and Interaction42 Language and Identity30 Language and Education40 Language and Globalization47

Museum Studies

The Role of Museums in Society46 Museum Governance and Ethics40 Museum Collections Management40 Museum Education and Outreach46 Museum Marketing and Communication44 History of Museums46 Museum Theory and Philosophy42 Museum Research Methods42 Museum Exhibition Development44 Museum Conservation and Preservation43 Indigenous Museum Studies42 Digital Museum Studies32 Museum Studies in the Asia-Pacific Region44 Museum Studies in the Global Context45 Emerging Trends in Museum Studies40