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Study of Native American societies, their worldviews, practices, and oral traditions as expressed in their material culture. Art forms from ancient history to contemporary works are examined from cultural histories of various Native American societies across North America & Peru. From archaeology, we look at the depth of traditions that continue to define a people today. We trace new materials and entrepreneurial ideas as we think about how their products become an art commodity on a global scale.

Modules | Grades | Syllabus

Instructor: Theresa Molino, MA, ABD

Office Hours

Office Hours are available via Zoom during the below listed time periods. Specific Zoom Links will be provided for each office hour session. I will use the Zoom "waiting room" function in the case of multiple students wishing to converse with me during office hours.

Mondays 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.
Wednesdays 3:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.

You may also send me a message using the Inbox tab which is located on the far left icon menu (right after the Calendar icon). Or use my e-mail tmolino@santarosa.edu to contact me directly, especially in the case of sensitive, personal information.

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