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Geoff:
Amen to that! As a double major (anthro & geo) for my undergraduate work in
the 60's at Beloit, I was appalled at the lack of knowledge of
geology-especially geochemistry and geophysics-that most archaeologists
typically have. It is really important now that we have the emerging
subfields of archaeogeophysics and archaeochemistry.
Rich Lundin
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From: "geoff carver" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2007 12:53 AM
Subject: Re: An academic-type question
> calgary & SFU (simon frazier) up in canada also have independent
> archaeology dep'ts; at calgary we had to take introductory courses in
> geology & anthropology & linguistix, and they encouraged us to take
> relevant courses from history, computer science, statistics, fine arts
> (back when they had a good ceramics program), etc.
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> Subject: Re: An academic-type question
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>> there is only one
>> Department of Archaeology in the United States.
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