Cultural Resource Management II

Apply anthropological approaches to the human past that integrate contemporary archaeological theory, methods, and analytical techniques to understand long term patterns and change through time.

Analyze and apply anthropological concepts, synthesize information from a variety of sources, and communicate ideas clearly.

Read, think and evaluate data critically.

Acquire a broad knowledge of the history, philosophy and legislation related to managing cultural resources and historic preservation in the United States.

Demonstrate an understanding of professional ethics that include the research, conservation, interpretation, preservation, and stewardship of cultural resources.

Demontrate the ability to work cooperatively and respectfully with representatives from federal and state agencies, Native American communities, non-profit and for-profit companies, and general members of the public.

Demonstrate the ability to produce a theoretically and methodologically sound research design for identifying, evaluating, and recovering data from cultural resources that adheres to professional research standards.

Apply anthropological approaches to the human past that integrate contemporary archaeological theory, methods, and analytical techniques to understand long term patterns and change through time for both research and compliance projects.