BSc in Anthropology - Environmental Archaeology in Peterborough Canada | Trent University

Explore how early civilizations engaged with their natural surroundings through Canada's exclusive undergraduate program. Develop specialized knowledge about the fascinating connections between ancient societies and their ecosystems, including flora, fauna, and environmental shifts. This unique Archaeology concentration offers practical training in applying scientific principles from geology, biology, and physics to archaeological fieldwork, revealing the remarkable depth of humanity's enduring bond with nature. Anthropology examines human existence, from ancient civilizations to today's digital world. Investigate diverse populations, languages, and traditions across the globe and throughout history while mastering the four core areas: archaeological, biological, cultural, and linguistic anthropology. You'll examine the incredible diversity in human survival strategies, social structures, and value systems while uncovering the universal experiences that connect all people.