Anthropology Field Study SL Course
COURSE CURRICULUM SCHEDULE The 2016 archaeological field school will continue investigations designed to identify, investigate, and interpret the physical remains of Fort St. Joseph (20BE23) and contemporaneous sites in the St. Joseph River valley of southwestern Michigan. This year we will expand our excavations on the floodplain (Fort St. Joseph—20BE23) and continue to explore adjacent areas. Students in the field school will receive instruction in surveying techniques, proper field excavation, artifact processing and analysis, and interpretation of findings as part of a long-term program devoted to exploring colonial interactions between Native Americans and Europeans in the North American fur trade….
Geology 106 – The Hydrosphere: Michaud Farm, Thorncrag Bird Sanctuary
Fall Semester, 1999Lecture MWF 11 AM – Cam I I ILab F I PM – Cam 219Lois K. Ongley Assistant Professor SummaryThe Hydrosphere focuses on water in three regimes of the planet, Earth: the atmosphere, surface waters, and ground water. The inter-relationships of water, earth materials and people are considered. Book: Environmental Geology, Merritts et al., 1997. This is available in the bookstore, two copies will be on reserve in the library. Supplies: pencils with eraser, colored pencils, ruler/protractor, calculator, computer discs. Always bring pencils to lab. Geo Lunch: Tuesdays at noon in Room 10, Commons (everyone is welcome)Help Sessions:…
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