人类学文学士-人类考古学

人类考古学家通过物质文化媒介研究人类的过去，尤其对探索穿越时空乃至全世界的社会进程特别感兴趣。在这方面，人类学考古学家不仅重建了过去某个特定社会的细微差别，而且以更大的比较视角来进行研究，以更广泛地促进我们对人类经验的理解。人类学考古学的本科课程侧重于该学科的牢固理论和方法论培训，同时充分利用该部门对美洲考古学的关注，特别是土著新英格兰，美国西南和玛雅人。在北美和南美进行并在美国受雇的绝大多数考古学家都接受过人类学培训。
Anthropological archaeologists study the human past through the medium of material culture and are especially interested in exploring social processes through time and throughout the world. In that regard, anthropological archaeologists not only reconstruct the nuances of a particular past society but situate their studies in a greater comparative perspective to more broadly contribute to our understanding of the human experience. The undergraduate curriculum in anthropological archaeology emphasizes firm theoretical and methodological training in the discipline, while capitalizing on the department's focus on the archaeology of the Americas, especially the indigenous New England, the American Southwest, and the Maya. The vast majority of archaeologists conducting field and laboratory work in North and South America and employed in the United States are trained in anthropology.