1 9753 ARCH2108 <p>The course examines the relationships between the human and the plant and animal worlds. Particular attention will be given to the concept of domestication, to the wild precursors of domesticates, and to the exploitation, manipulation and transformation of selected plant and animal species.</p> 1 false 9728 <p>Two 2,000 word essays (50% each).</p> 1 1 1 Animals, Plants and People 6 6 <p>Zeder, M. Bradley,D. Emshwiller,E. and B.D. Smith (eds),&#160;<em>Documenting Domestication: New Genetic and Archaeological Paradigms,</em> University of California Press, 2006.</p> 6 <p>One first year course to the value of 6 units in the School of Archaeology and Anthropology (ARCH, ANTH or PREH) or Evolution, Ecology and Heredity BIOL1003; Human Biology BIOL1008.</p> Animals, Plants & People Band 1 Archaeology 1 <p>Normally offered in alternate years<br> 2 hours of lectures and one hour of tutorial per week</p> 2010