Anthropology courses at Brown
10,616 ANTH courses at Brown University, with prerequisites, ratings, workload, and what each one unlocks.
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- ANTH 1423Migrants, Political Activism and the Racialization of Labor (POBS 1601M)
- ANTH 1500AEthnographic Research Methods (IAPA 1500A)
- ANTH 1504The Amazon, Climate Change, and Conservation (LACA 1504P)
- ANTH 1505Vertical Civilization: South American Archaeology from Monte Verde to the InkasOffered Spring 2027DIAP
- ANTH 1510ATheorizing Reproductive In/Justice
- ANTH 1515Anthropology of Mental HealthOffered Spring 2027CBLR
- ANTH 1550AQueer Asias(GNSS 1550)
- ANTH 1553Energy and Power
- ANTH 1554The Anthropology of ViolenceOffered Spring 2027
- ANTH 1555Environmental Anthropology
- ANTH 1557Sex, Gender, and Subversion: An Introduction to Queer Anthropology
- ANTH 1558Wet Ethnographies (HMAN 1977P)
- ANTH 1558ASex and the Sacred (GNSS 1553).Offered Spring 2027
- ANTH 1559Wet Ethnographies (GNSS 1962E)
- ANTH 1560Environmental Archaeology: Sustainability, Catastrophe, and Resilience
- ANTH 1561Environmental Amnesia: How to navigate losses in nature by looking at the past (ENVS 1879).
- ANTH 1562Reimagining Climate Change (ENVS 1601)
- ANTH 1580ISIS, NAGPRA, and the Academy: Archaeology and Global Issues in Cultural Heritage
- ANTH 1599Politics of Indigeneity in Brazil (LACA 1503Q)
- ANTH 1601Reimagining Climate Change
- ANTH 1621Material Culture PracticumOffered Spring 2027
- ANTH 1622Archaeology of Settler Colonialism
- ANTH 1623Archaeology of DeathOffered Spring 2027DIAP
- ANTH 1624Indians, Colonists, and Africans in New EnglandDIAP
- ANTH 1631The Just City (URBN 1934)
- ANTH 1650Ancient Maya Writing
- ANTH 1654Queer Times: Present, Future, Past (GNSS 1554)
- ANTH 1665Growing Up Ancient: Childhood, Gender, and Identity in the Ancient World (ARCH 1517)
- ANTH 1671Juveniles for Justice: Youth Civic Engagement and Activism (EDUC 1670).
- ANTH 1681Treaty Rights and Food Fights: Eating Local in Indian Country (ETHN 1750B)
- ANTH 1706Transnational Feminist Knowledge Production/Practices:Perspectives from East and West Asia(EAST1706)
- ANTH 1720The Human Skeleton
- ANTH 1721The Human Skeleton (ARCH 1772)
- ANTH 1725The Archaeology of College Hill (ARCH 1900)
- ANTH 1730Violence of the Past
- ANTH 1740Paleoethnobotany: Ancient Agriculture to Criminal Investigations
- ANTH 1750Bioarchaeology and Forensic Anthropology
- ANTH 1760Disability and Culture in the Past and Present
- ANTH 1773Bioarchaeology and Forensic Anthropology (ANTH 1775)
- ANTH 1775Animals in Archaeology (ARCH 1775)
- ANTH 1805Language and Desire
- ANTH 1815Listening and SocietyOffered Spring 2027
- ANTH 1820Lost Languages: The Decipherment and Study of Ancient Writing Systems
- ANTH 1830The Pictured Text
- ANTH 1840Indigenous Languages of the Americas: An IntroductionCOEX
- ANTH 1848Ethnography + Social Critique
- ANTH 1871AHeritage in the Metropolis: Remembering and Preserving the Urban Past (URBN 1871A)
- ANTH 1876Entangled Worlds: The Art of the More-Than-Human Ethnography (ENVS 1876)
- ANTH 1900History of Anthropology: Anthropological Theories
- ANTH 1901Anthropology in/of the MuseumOffered Spring 2027