Anthropocene

Uitgebreide vaknaam	Anthropocene: Humans Shaping the Earth
Leerdoelen	- To understand the development of the Anthopocene debate and its relevance to archaeology - To understand how new ‘archaeological methods’ help understand the depth of the Anthropocene - To gain the skills to tackle questions of present-day relevance (e.g. sustainability) with archaeological results (e.g. zooarchaeological) - To participate in the Anthropocene debate using well-prepared presentations convincingly, addressing both policy-makers, archaeologists, and ecologists.
Omschrijving	Biological principles, geographical conditions, global climate, and what we call culture, all play in defining the interactions between humans and other organisms, constantly reshaping the biological environment. What was the nature, scale and extent of the roles of these different actors played in making the earth as we know it today? Archaeology, biology, and related disciplines (including environmental philosophy) provide unique and tangible insights from deep time onwards to address this question and inform policy making.
Uren per week	3
Onderwijsvorm	(seminars)
Vaksoort	master
Coördinator	dr. M.J.J.E. Loonen
Docent(en)	C. Çakirlar, PhD. ,dr. M.J.J.E. Loonen
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Opgenomen in	Opleiding Jaar Periode Type ReMa Archaeology 2 semester I verplicht