It is possible for students attending only evening classes to complete a concentration in anthropology.

The Coordinator of Anthropology is Dr. Sharlotte Neely who can be reached at her office in 230 Landrum or by phone at 859-572-5258 or 5259 or by email at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .   

Those with a concentration in anthropology are encouraged to participate in the Student Anthropology Society.

Those with a concentration in anthropology have opportunities for study in the broader world outside the classroom--locally, nationally, and internationally. Also, every April anthropology faculty and alumni host an Anthropology Careers Day program to assist students.

A concentration in anthropology consists of four 300 and/or 400-level anthropology courses chosen from the list below (12 semester hours)

• ANT 301 World Patterns of Race and Ethnicity
• ANT 307 Museum Methods
• ANT 308 Cultural Resource Management
• ANT 310 African Arts
• ANT 312 Social Organization
• ANT 315 Advanced Archaeological Methods
• ANT 317 Ecological Anthropology
• ANT 318 Prehistoric Ecology
• ANT 320 Religion and Culture
• ANT 325 Applied Anthropology
• ANT 330 Women, Gender, and Culture
• ANT 331 Women in Prehistory
• ANT 335 Advanced Archaeological Field Methods
• ANT 336 Historical Archaeology
• ANT 340 Ethnographic Methods
• ANT 342 Quantitative Methods in Anthropology
• ANT 345 Environmental Anthropology
• ANT 350 North American Archaeology
• ANT 352 Archaeology of Mesoamerica
• ANT 355 Archaeological Laboratory Methods
• ANT 358 Art and Culture
• ANT 360 Mesoamerican Indians
• ANT 363 Language and Thought
• ANT 370 Celtic Europe
• ANT 371 Psychological Anthropology
• ANT 372 Peasant Societies
• ANT 374 Celtic and Viking Archaeology
• ANT 375 Anthropology of Aging
• ANT 376 Irish Society through Film
• ANT 380 Origins of Civilization
• ANT 385 Peoples of East and Southeast Asia
• ANT 392 Research Topics in Archaeology
• ANT 394 Topics in Anthropology
• ANT 401 Culture Theory
• ANT 410 Archaeological Theory

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