Cynthia Zutter

Anth 101 Introduction to Anthropology Anth 110 Gender Age and Culture Anth 150 Race and Racism Anth 206 Introduction to Archaeology; lecture and lab Anth 207 Introduction to Socio Cultural Anthropology Anth 219 World Prehistory Anth 246 Canadian and Circumpolar Peoples Anth 320 Archaeology of Gender Anth 410 Humans, Climate and Culture Anth 411 Environmental Archaeology Anth 481 History of Archaeological Theory Current research involves looking at the history of plant use by Labrador Inuit over the last four centuries. It includes looking at plants and cooking residues from various pots and archaeological sediments to help understand what types of plants were being consumed and when the Inuit started to include European foods that were introduced by Moravian Missionaries into their diet. | Archaeology, Archaeobotany, Anthropology, Environmental Research, Arctic, Norse, Inuit

Cynthia Zutter is Professor | Research Institute for Urban Wellness Member at MacEwan University. Their stated interests include Anth 101 Introduction to Anthropology Anth 110 Gender Age and Culture Anth 150 Race and Racism Anth 206 Introduction to Archaeology; lecture and lab Anth 207 Introduction to Socio Cultural Anthropology Anth 219 World Prehistory Anth 246 Canadian and Circumpolar Peoples Anth 320 Archaeology of Gender Anth 410 Humans, Climate and Culture Anth 411 Environmental Archaeology Anth 481 History of Archaeological Theory Current research involves looking at the history of plant use by Labrador Inuit over the last four centuries. It includes looking at plants and cooking residues from various pots and archaeological sediments to help understand what types of plants were being consumed and when the Inui. This summary considered all 2 collected sources.