(3-0) Credit 3. Strategies used in the exploitation of marine, coastal, and island habitats throughout human evolutionary history and the variety and complexity of adaptations in such environments. Classes will be devoted to lectures and group discussions with occasional slide or movie presentations. Prerequisites: ANTH 210 or GEOG 201. Junior or senior classification or approval of instructor. Required for all MAST majors. Writing Intensive.
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MAST Courses
- ANTH 202 Introduction to Archaeology
- ANTH 210 Social and Cultural Anthropology
- ANTH 316 Nautical Archaeology
- ANTH 318 Nautical Archaeology of the Americas
- 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 425 Thesis Writing & Research
- PHIL 314 Environmental Ethics
- POLS 331 World Politics
- POLS 347 Politics of Energy and the Environment