ANTH 323 - Introduction to Historic Preservation

Credit Hours: 4
Frequency of Offering: Offered in alternate years, usually in the fall semester

Historic preservation in the US is an exciting, growing and interdisciplinary field. This course provides a general overview of historic preservation as an applied practice, including historical and cultural resources sustainability and management. We will explore the history, method, theory, ethics and law of historic preservation as currently practiced in the United States. Students who previously took this as a topics course, ANTH 352, may not take again for credit.