University of California Santa Barbara

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Exercise 1-1 Exercise 1-2 Exercise 2-1 Exercise 3 - Nothing Due Exercise 4-1 Exercise 4-2 Exercise 4-3 Exercise 4-4 Exercise 4-5 Exercise 5-1 Exercise 5-2 Exercise 5-3 Exercise 5-4 Exercise 6-1 Exercise 6-2 Exercise 7-1 Exercise 8-1 Exercise 9 - Nothing Due

Midterm Essay Final Essay Final Exam

Extra Credit Opportunities

Attend ONE of the two programs below and write a 2 pg. Essay/Review for up to 2 pts Extra Credit.

Human Origins Symposium – Santa Barbara Natural History Museum, Symposium on Human Origins on April 17–18

Brings together some of the leading specialists in the field to survey and discuss contemporary evidence in biology, geology, archaeology, anthropology, psychology, and linguistics. Attend at least 1 session.

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Maya Forrest Panel Discussion: The Landscape of the Maya Forest: A Friendly, Local, Community Store, Macduff Everton (Photographer), Anabel Ford (ISBER, UCSB), Caroline MacDougall (Herbal Coffee Expert), & Michael Marzolla (moderator, UC Cooperative Extension)

Thursday, April 16 / 4:00 PM, McCune Conference Room, 6020 HSSB

Another Extra Credit opportunity: attend the program below and write a 2 pg. Essay/Review for up to an additional 2 pts Extra Credit.

2009 Conference on Mesoamerica, Continuity and Change in Mesoamerican History, From the Pre-Classic to the Colonial Era. May 15-16, 2009, California State University, Los Angeles.

Covers a number of topics, including the Maya Ballgame, religious symbolism and ritual, Maya writing (including a workshop!) Attend at least 1 session and a featured speaker lecture. Note that the film Breaking the Maya Code wil be shown in class and therefore does NOT count towards the extra credit.