Bioarchaeology is the study of human skeletal remains from archaeological settings. The goal of bioarchaeology is to better understand past human lifeways through analysis of burials, including both the biological and archaeological components. Bioarchaeologists conduct research in a number of areas, including nutrition and health, prehistoric diet, paleopathology, mortuary analysis, paleodemography, dental anthropology, and occupational/behavioral analysis.
~ Bioarchaeology
~ Cultural Anthropology
~ Environmental Anthropology
Bioarchaeology Concentration
3 hours in Anthropological Theory
3 hours in Qualitative Methods
3 hours in Archaeology Methods
3 hours in Osteology
3 hours in Skeletal Biology
6 hours of additional Anthropology hours
3 hours of Advised Electives
6 hours of Biological Statistics
6 hours of Thesis Research
Total of 36 credit hours
