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BIAN3013 Topics in Human Evolution

Later Year Course

Offered By School of Archaeology & Anthropology
Academic Career Undergraduate
Course Subject Biological Anthropology
Offered in First Semester, 2010
Unit Value 3 units
Course Description

The course consists of a series of tutorials taken while BIAN2013 Human Evolution is in progress. It treats selected themes in palaeoanthropology, or other topics in the field of human evolution, in critical detail.

Indicative Assessment

Practical presentations (40%) and a final 3,000-word essay (60%).

Workload

Normally offered in the same semester as BIAN2013.
Attendance in the pre/co-requisite course plus 3-4 hours extra tutorials

Areas of Interest Anthropology and Biological Anthropology
Requisite Statement

Concurrent enrolment in, or previous completion of BIAN2013 Human Evolution (PREH2011 Human Evolution).

Incompatibility

PREH3011 Topics in Human Evolution.

Preliminary Reading

see under BIAN2013.

Majors/Specialisations Archaeology, Anthropology, and Biological Anthropology
Science Group C
Academic Contact Prof. Colin Groves

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