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Anthropology Department Student Theses 2018-19 4 records found Search took 0.25 seconds. 
1.
The Dead Man's Cave Gulch Cache: Strategies for Historic Caches
Axelrod, Ella Nicole ; Ingram, Scott
Historical Archaeology is a discipline informed by research in the archaeological and documentary record. However, the details of the research process for historical asse [...]
5/15/2019 | Thesis | Anthropology Department Student Theses 2018-19 |
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Making and Remaking Shangrila: The Confrontation and Negotiation Between Tibetan Cultural Preservation and State-sponsored Tourism
Zhao, Ziyu ; Leza, Christina
Since 1999, the central policy of "Open Up the West" has introduced state-sponsored tourism and global commercial market into Shangrila, a regionally peripheral and econo [...]
4/12/2019 | Thesis | Anthropology Department Student Theses 2018-19 |
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De-mystifying the Gender-Based Violence Discourse: A Linguistic Analysis of Public Reception to Historically Prominent Male Perpetrators
Pray, Sophia Fern ; Leza, Christina
This senior thesis project explores the interrelated nature of gendered privilege and Gender-Based Violence through the lens of three historically significant cases from [...]
4/1/2019 | Thesis | Anthropology Department Student Theses 2018-19 |
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Archaeologist-Private Collector Collaborations: A Student Perspective
Mills, Nikki ; Ingram, Scott
This research project explores the impacts of professional archaeology on private artifact collectors, and how understanding both domains is vital to furthering our knowl [...]
5/15/2019 | Thesis | Anthropology Department Student Theses 2018-19 |
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