Wikipedia:Wiki Ed/Carleton College/ARCN 111 Archaeology of the Americas (Spring 2024)

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Course name
ARCN 111 Archaeology of the Americas
Institution
Carleton College
Instructor
Sarah Kennedy
Wikipedia Expert
Brianda (Wiki Ed)
Subject
Cultural Anthropology
Course dates
2024-03-26 00:00:00 UTC – 2024-06-04 23:59:59 UTC
Approximate number of student editors
30


Welcome to your ARCN 111 Wikipedia Project!

We will use Wikipedia this term to edit archaeological content on the web, creating more information about archaeological sites and Indigenous cultures in North and South America.

Wikipedia is free and open to everyone to use and edit - which sometimes makes it a little daunting to get started. While getting a handle on editing takes time, I promise you it is worth it! The benefits far outweigh the efforts, so pace yourself and realize it will take a bit of time to get used to. That's ok!

Note: While all content on Wikipedia is intended to be free and open to the public, your own names and contact information will not be available to anyone except your professor and Wiki Ed Staff. You will only be known by your anonymous username and your contributions, not by a title, degree, or personal information. Your professor, for example, uses the Wikipedia username Sak201.

Student Assigned Reviewing
JaG111 Inca cuisine Inca society
Nch5719 Mississippian culture, Cahokia Aztec religion
Familyfare Wari Empire Pukara culture
MtD17 Paracas culture, Paracas textile Wari Empire
Pethomp Cahokia, Mississippian culture, Cahokia people Inca cuisine
Moro0239 Inca cuisine Oneota
Henryp011 Oneota, Upper Mississippian culture Chickasaw
Iamasushi Inca society Cahokia
Krillieee Paracas culture, Paracas textile Inca society
Newty123 Aztec warfare Cahokia
Smm323 Aztec religion Pipil people
OpabiniaEnjoyer Paracas culture Aztec religion, Pipil people
EcholsI Chickasaw Wari Empire
Karlock Aztec religion Aztec warfare
Marcus Wiki Goat Pipil people Inca society
Nat McDermott Chickasaw Inca cuisine
Crutchfieldc Wari Empire Oneota
Commonsj Oneota, Upper Mississippian culture Chickasaw
Minnesotaeducated Pukara culture Paracas culture
Redalligator3 Oneota, Upper Mississippian culture Chickasaw
Arch.editr12 Cahokia, Mississippian culture Pipil people
CCNorthfield Chickasaw Wari Empire
Crismiochumble Inca society Pipil people
ReyesT2 Aztec religion Aztec warfare
McGlacklin Pipil people Paracas culture
Sagegreen04 Inca society, Religion in the Inca Empire Cahokia
Valin12345 Pipil people Paracas culture
Kaden15436 Wari Empire Oneota