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Anthropology

Anthropology is concerned with the study of humanity as a part of the natural world, and of culture that developed to cope with that world. Anthropologists have dealt largely with prehistoric and small-scale  societies and cultures in an effort to arrive at an understanding of universal cultural laws. Anthropologists are increasingly studying large-scale societies and the interaction between small- and large-scale cultures in the global system.. While anthropologists have largely focused on prehistoric and non-western societies and cultures, increasingly they are applying basic concepts and methods to the study of modern, complex societies. The strengths of the anthropology program include historical archaeology and the archaeology and cultural study of the Plateau.

Anthropology Masters Program


American Indian Studies Program

Asian American Comparative Collection

Anthropology Classes

Laboratory of Anthropology

 


Donald Tyler, Professor and Chair 

885-6751 dtyler@uidaho.edu
Rodney Frey, Professor  885-6268 

rfrey@uidaho.edu 
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John Mihelich, Assistant Professor 885-5046 jmihelic@uidaho.edu Website
Laura Putsche, Assistant Professor  885-6189  putsche@uidaho.edu
Lee Sappington,  Associate Professor 885-6480  roberts@uidaho.edu
Mark Warner,   Associate Professor  885-5954  mwarner@uidaho.edu
Priscilla Wegars, Assistant Professor & 
Volunteer Curator of AACC
885-7075 pwegars@uidaho.edu

 

 

 

For more information contact the Department of Sociology Anthropology Justice Studies at 208-885-6751 or via email.

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