Philip de Barros, Ph.D. ("Dr. D"), R.P.A.

at Palomar College:                                                                    
 

ARCHAEOLOGICAL EXCAVATION (ANTH 120)-- FALL 2008 -- GREAT FUN!!
Work at a 3000-5000 year old Archaic Period Luiseņo Indian Site (SDI-12510/H)
on Vallecitos Water District property in San Marcos.  Early 20th century homestead site is also present.
Meets Saturdays 9-12; 1-4:20; Hour Lunch Break.  No formal exams, just basic field skills.

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Courses I Teach or Supervise:

     Introduction to Biological Anthropology ANTH 100
     Introduction to Cultural Anthropology ANTH 105
     Introduction to Archaeology ANTH 110
    Evolution, Science and Religion (next taught Spring 2009) ANTH 125
    Cultures of Africa ANTH 126
    Archaeological Excavation (every Fall) ANTH 120
    Cultural Resource Management (1 unit) (Spring 2009) ANTH 121
    Advanced Archaeological Excavation (every Fall) ANTH 205
    Archaeological Surveying (next taught Spring 2010) ANTH 210
    Advanced Archaeological Survey (w/ Joel Paulson) (Spring 2010) ANTH 220
    Historical Archaeology (Fall 2008) ANTH 225
    Special Problems in Archaeology (1, 2 & 3 units) (Fall, Spring, and Summer) ANTH 297
    Cooperative Education (Archaeology Internship) CE 150

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This page was last updated on May 01, 2008.
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