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Archaeology Final Exam - Option 2, Exams of Environmental Archaeology

Archaeology final exam - covers method and theory

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2022/2023

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OPTION 2: FINAL EXAM: ANTH 588, ARCHAEOLOGICAL METHOD AND THEORY
Select four topics from the six listed below. For each of the four topics you’ve chosen,
find a transdisciplinary article that exemplifies, addresses, or contributes to the
respective topic. Each paper you choose should include authors who belong to different
disciplines. You cannot use an article included on the course syllabus or assigned in
class (or another class). Once you have identified your four articles, address the
following for each (your responses can be brief, 100-200 words for each):
(1) What is the main (BIG) research question being addressed that is relevant
beyond a single field? This question (or set of questions) should not reference
the specific case study, data, time period, etc. These are big, broad, integrative
questions. (E.g., What is the relationship between population density and health
outcomes in urban environments?)
(2) What is the specific question(s) being asked in the study? These are questions
specific to the study. (E.g., How did general health among the populace change
as people began to migrate from the hinterlands into a rapidly coalescing
Teotihuacan in the Basin of Mexico?)
(3) What disciplines are represented by authorship and what does each discipline
bring to the study?
(4) How/why was a transdisciplinary approach necessary to achieve the
outcomes/interpretations presented in the study? What would be missing if the
study was written only by archaeologists? What would be missing if no
archaeologists were involved?
Topics
Conservation/Biodiversity
Governance
Inequality
Climate Change
Urbanism
Health and Disease

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OPTION 2: FINAL EXAM: ANTH 588, ARCHAEOLOGICAL METHOD AND THEORY

Select four topics from the six listed below. For each of the four topics you’ve chosen, find a transdisciplinary article that exemplifies, addresses, or contributes to the respective topic. Each paper you choose should include authors who belong to different disciplines. You cannot use an article included on the course syllabus or assigned in class (or another class). Once you have identified your four articles, address the following for each (your responses can be brief, 100-200 words for each): (1) What is the main (BIG) research question being addressed that is relevant beyond a single field? This question (or set of questions) should not reference the specific case study, data, time period, etc. These are big, broad, integrative questions. (E.g., What is the relationship between population density and health outcomes in urban environments?) (2) What is the specific question(s) being asked in the study? These are questions specific to the study. (E.g., How did general health among the populace change as people began to migrate from the hinterlands into a rapidly coalescing Teotihuacan in the Basin of Mexico?) (3) What disciplines are represented by authorship and what does each discipline bring to the study? (4) How/why was a transdisciplinary approach necessary to achieve the outcomes/interpretations presented in the study? What would be missing if the study was written only by archaeologists? What would be missing if no archaeologists were involved? Topics Conservation/Biodiversity Governance Inequality Climate Change Urbanism Health and Disease