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Grading 


ACTIVITIES
​​Click links below for rubrics
DESCRIPTION

due dates

POINTS

Field notebook
A field notebook is a record of the day-to-day details of our fieldwork.  It is essential for creating an accurate and comprehensive final report of field work. ​​
Scan and upload copy of Field notes to Canvas by 16 May, noon
5

Paper presentations/discussion leadership
As scheduled
10

Tree-ring Climate-Human Behavior Project
​
(individual OR group project)
Projects to determine the climatic context of past human behavior and action are key components of most archaeological investigations. This project will develop a suite of methodological and theoretical skills for working with tree-rings as a climate proxy and making inferences about human behavior.   
16 May, noon, email to Scott/Eric
40

Paleoclimate Atlas Project
40

Participation, attendance, contribution
​(individual)
Your contributions to the learning community, attendance, and participation are important for everyone's learning. 
daily
5

TOTAL
100

Please come see us if you you would like additional clarification of the expectations of any of the projects/activities above!
All grades are posted on Canvas.  Please check it often and look for our comments on each Activity
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Activities to earn additional points


Course Letter grades

 A   93-100+
A-  90-92
B+ 87-89
B   83-86
B-  80-82
C+ 77-79
C   73-76
C-  70-72
D+ 67-69
D   60-66
F<= 59

Pass/Fall: Pass >= 70 points and all assignments submitted
The assignment of a final letter grade is a combination of both quantitative metrics (above) and qualitative assessment, especially engagement and contributions to the learning community of our course.  Quantitative and qualitative assessments may differ. ​

 

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