88 / FIELDS OF INSTRUCTION

COURSES FOR ADVANCED UNDERGRADUATES AND GRADUATES
APY 500-FIELD SESSIONS IN ARCHEOLOGY. 8 credits
APY 501-PRINCIPLES OF ARCHEOLOGY. 5 credits
APY 503-INTRODUCTION TO LINGUISTIC FIELD METHODS. 5 credits
APY 504-SOCIAL ORGANIZATION. 4 credits
APY 506-LANGUAGE AND CULTURE. 4 credits
APY 507-CULTURE AND PERSONALITY 4 credits
APY 517-CULTURAL REVITALIZATION. 4 credits
APY 518-HUMAN ORGANIZATION AND CHANGE. 4 credits
APY 520-REGIONAL CULTURES OF OCEANIA. 4 credits
APY 540-THE TRIBAL PEOPLES OF LOWLAND SOUTH AMERICA. 4 credits
APY 541-NATIVE PEOPLES OF MEXICO, CENTRAL AMERICA, AND THE CARIB-
 BEAN. 4 credits
 APY 542-THE PEOPLES OF BRAZIL. 4 credits
 APY 543-PEOPLES OF THE ANDES. 4 credits
 APY 545-CARIBBEAN CULTURAL PATTERNS. 4 credits
 APY 551-AFRICAN URBANIZATION. 4 credits
 APY 563-METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS FOR ANTHROPOLOGY. 4 credits
 APY 564-QUANTITATIVE METHODS FOR ANTHROPOLOGY. 4 credits
 APY 572-PALEOANTHROPOLOGY. 4 credits
 APY 573-HUMAN OSTEOLOGY AND OSTEOMETRY. 4 credits
 APY 580-ANTHROPOLOGICAL THEORY. 4 credits
 APY 581-CURRENT ANTHROPOLOGICAL THEORY. 4 credits

 GRADUATE COURSES
APY 600-METHODS AND MATERIALS FOR RESEARCH. 2 credits
 Research methods in anthropology. Bibliography. Relationship between sub-
fields. Required of all graduate students.
APY 601-PRINCIPLES OF ANTHROPOLOGY. 3 credits
 Physical anthropology, anthropological linguistics, world prehistory. Emphasis on
the theoretical principles of each division and their interrelationships.
APY 602-PRINCIPLES OF CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY. 3 credits
 Nature of culture, social organization, and culture and personality. Theoretical
orientations in topical and area studies, with emphasis on cultural dynamics.
APY 604-PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL ANTHROPOLOGY. 4 credits
 Problems of identifying political behavior. Natural leadership in tribal societies.
Acephalous societies and republican structures. Kingship and early despotic states.
Theories of bureaucracy.
APY 610-MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY. 4 credits
 Prerequisite: SY 514. Theory of anthropology as applied to nursing, medicine,
hospital organization, and the therapeutic environment. Course includes instrument
design and techniques of material collection.
APY 611-ADVANCED ARCHEOLOGICAL FIELD METHODS. 9 credits
 Prerequisites: APY 300, APY 500, APY 501. Planning, directing, and reporting
archeological excavations. Students are encouraged to prepare publishable papers.
APY 612-ETHNOGRAPHIC FIELD METHODS. 4 credits
 Methods for collecting ethnographic data. Entry into the field; role and image
conflict. Participant observation, interviewing, content analysis, cross checking, and
analysis of data.