Contact:
Margaret Kuntz
Chair
office: DYCA 113E C
phone: 973/ 408-3796
e-mail: mkuntz@drew.edu
Faculty:
Margaret Kuntz
Juliet Bellow
Sara Henry-Corrington, Faculty Emerita
Adjunct Faculty:
Alison Poe
Staff:
Nancy Brenner,
Coordinator,
New York Art Semester
Krista White
Visual Resources Curator
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(Registrar)
Links:
The Korn Gallery
Anthropology
Asian Studies
History
Humanities
Latin American Studies
The Art History Department
The Dorothy Young Center for the Arts
Drew University
36 Madison Avenue
Madison, NJ 07940
phone: 973/ 408-3796
e-mail: mkuntz@drew.edu
ARTHST 30/ Native Arts and Archaeology of Latin America (4) This course focuses on the development and character of indigenous cultures of Latin America before the arrival of Europeans. Themes of power, economy, religion, ritual, and symbolism that uniquely characterize Latin American native societies are examined primarily through architecture, art and material culture. The course follows a topical and comparative approach drawing on data from archaeology, art history, ethnography and ethnohistory. Prerequisite : ANTH 3 or 4 or permission of instructor. Offered spring semester in even-numbered years. Same as ANTH 30.
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