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Archaeological Anthropology

Anthropology for UPSC via YouTube

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Explore the foundations of archaeological anthropology in this comprehensive lecture series covering prehistoric archaeology, dating methods, and cultural evolution. Delve into the intricacies of relative and absolute dating techniques, and trace human development through the Stone Age, Chalcolithic period, Copper-Bronze Age, and Iron Age. Gain valuable insights into the chronological progression of human cultures and technological advancements, essential for understanding the field of anthropology and preparing for UPSC examinations.

Syllabus

Paper-I, Topic-1.8 Prehistoric Archaeology, Relative and Absolute Dating Part-I.
Paper-I, Topic-1.8 Cultural Evolution :Stone Age, Chalcolithic,Copper-Bronze Age, Iron Age Part-II.
Paper-I, Topic-1.8 Cultural Evolution :Stone Age, Chalcolithic,Copper-Bronze Age, Iron Age Part-III.

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4.8 rating, based on 4 Class Central reviews

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  • Muhammad Farid Wajdi
    I REALLY ENJOYED THIS COURSE AND GOT ​​A LOT OF LEARNINGS AND NEW THINGS TO EXPLORE ABOUT ARCHAEOLOGY, IN MANY CONNECTED FIELDS, INCLUDING HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL ISSUES, WHICH ARE CONTINUOUSLY DEVELOPING.
  • Malik Ameer Hamza
    It was good ,The online course on anthropology and archaeology was an enlightening journey into the depths of human history. The comprehensive modules provided a well-rounded understanding of diverse cultures, excavation techniques, and the evolutio…
  • Robert Galin
    Fantastic content and good overview of Prehistoric to Iron Age. Graphics were helpful in understanding the material from a visual learning perspective. Speaker spoke a bit fast.
  • Sager Ibrahim Alarifi
    The course was very useful and drew me from the first minute to the last second, and the explanation was interesting and easy to understand the information
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