/ This is a problem-oriented course focusing on human evolution and variation. It includes a consideration of the interaction between biological and cultural factors in human evolution and a critical examination of theories of evolutionary changes from a paleontological perspective. It provides a detailed examination of human evolution through a discussion of the fossil record, associated archaeological material (such as stone-tool technology and rock art) and the theories used to explain this evidence. The course provides a broad overview of these important topics. Other topics, such as hominin dispersals, the origin of modern humans and prehistoric colonization, are treated in greater detail. Laboratory sessions examine, describe and discuss hominin skeletal material and associated archaeological evidence.
Core Curriculum Designation: WT
Grade Basis: Letter Grade
Credits: 4.0
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