Deborah A. Wold
(Deb)
Public Historian
Museum Professional. Material Culture Steward. Historic Foodways Academic.
Antropology
The classes below are the undergrad courses that completed my Bachelor of Arts Degree in Anthropology.
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Majority of materials from these classes have been lost to time.
Anthropological Field Practicum
Apply knowledge from our classes to the real world for the capstone class.
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As an archaeology minor, I was able to go to an archaeological field school to gain skills and knowledge in a specialized interest.
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At the end of the semester, I had create a presentation and present to the panel of undergraduates and professors reporting my experience.
Ethnographic Field Methods
Application of onsite cultural research learning observation, note taking, and interview techniques. Each student observed a group of people for the semester and wrote an analytical report at the end. I observed my American West undergraduate class.
History of Anthropological Theory
An overview of the history of how the study of anthropology evolved and what theories looked like over time.
Prehistoric Cultures of North America
A survey of known native tribes in North America before European contact.
Introduction to Linguistic Anthropology
The study of language and its development.
Physical Anthropology
The study of humanity through a biological lense.
Cultural Anthropology
Study of humanity through the lense of society and culture.