(3-0). Credit 3. Seafaring in the Americas from the 16th to the 20th centuries based on shipwreck archaeology; ship construction, exploration, commerce, naval warfare and related activity; influence of seafaring on the cultures, economics and history of the Western Hemisphere. Prerequisite: Junior or senior classification or approval of instructor. Required for the Anthropology/Archaeology track; may be used as a directed elective in any other track.
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MAST Courses
- ANTH 202 Introduction to Archaeology
- ANTH 210 Social and Cultural Anthropology
- ANTH 316 Nautical Archaeology
- ENGL 335 Literature of the Sea
- ENGL 415 Studies in a Major Author (Melville)
- HIST 232 History of American Seapower
- MARA 470 Environmental Law
- MAST 320 Introduction to Museums and Conservation
- MAST 350 History of Wooden Ship Construction
- MAST 371 Archaeology of the Pacific
- MAST 411 International Maritime Culture
- MAST 425 Thesis Writing & Research
- PHIL 314 Enviromental Ethics
- POLS 331 World Politics
- POLS 347 Politics of Energy and the Environment