Anthropology

Matthew Betts (Adjunct Professor)

Courses Taught:

ANTH 3351 Work Study in Archaeological Field Research
ANT 410H1S Hunter Gatherers Past and Present (University of Toronto)
ANTH g491 Archaeological Laboratory Analysis (Idaho State University)
ANTH 491/591 Zooarchaeological Methods (Idaho State University)
ANTH g491 Advanced Topics in Zooarchaeology (Idaho State University)

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