Archaeology - Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

This program is offered through the College of Arts & Sciences

This program is no longer accepting new students

Foundation Courses - Take All

Course NumberCourse TitleCredits
ANTH 108Introduction to Archaeology

3

ANTH 208Excavating Theory: Interpretation in Archaeology

3

Methods Course - Take One

Course NumberCourse TitleCredits
ANTH 206/ANTH 206/SUMR 206Material Culture

3

ANTH 351/ANTH 351Archaeological Field Methods

4

ANTH 352/ANTH 351Archaeological Laboratory Methods

3

Core Courses - Take All

Course NumberCourse TitleCredits
ANTH 240/ANTH 240/HIST 240Politics of the Past: An Introduction to Cultural Heritage Studies

3

ANTH 290/ANTH 290/POL 451Legislating Heritage: Domestic Law and International Conventions

3

Comprehensive Exam - Take All

Course NumberCourse TitleCredits
ANTH 498Senior Capstone Advising

0

Senior Capstone - Take All

Course NumberCourse TitleCredits
ANTH 452Senior Capstone Workshop

3

Elective Courses - Take Six

Note: Two of these must be about the same topic, geographical area, or time period.

Course NumberCourse TitleCredits
ANTH 105Biological Anthropology

3

ANTH 204Forensic Anthropology

3

ANTH 215Ruins, Relics and Restoration of the Biblical Past

3

ANTH 311Heritage, Archaeology and the Contemporary Middle East

3

ANTH 321/ANTH 321/HIST 321Historical Archaeology

3

ANTH 351/ANTH 351Archaeological Field Methods

4

ANTH 334/ANTH 334/HIST 324BThe Inca Empire Before and After the Conquest

3

ANTH 354Archaeology of Settlements & Landscapes

3

ARPL 211/ARPL 211History of Art and Architecture I

3

ARPL 212/ARPL 212History of Art & Architecture II

3

ARPL 311/ARPL 311/ARPL 311HHistory of Art & Architecture III

3

ARPL 383/CEE 383/ARPL 783/ARPL 383Ethics and Stewardship

3

ARPL 659Digital Imaging & Editing in Architecture

3

ART 211History of Art and Architecture I

3

ART 212History of Art & Architecture II

3

ART 213/CLAS 214/ART 213Mythology in Ancient Art

3

ART 231Digital Art and Design I: Visual Communication

3

ART 271Introduction to Ceramic Art

3

ART 301Splendors of Byzantium: Art and Culture of the Empire, 330-1453

3

ART 302/ART 502/CLAS 306/ART 302Death, Art & the Afterlife

3

ART 310Introduction to Early Christian Art and Archaeology

3

ART 311Byzantium & the West: Cultural and Artistic Exchange in Medieval Europe, c. 1000-1300 A.D.

3

ART 317/ART 317/CLAS 317Greek Art and Architecture

3

ART 318/ART 318/CLAS 318/CLAS 561Roman Art and Architecture

3

ART 327/ART 327Rome, the Eternal City

3

ART 335/ART 335Global Medieval Art: Artistic Capitals and Exchange

3

ART 341/ART 574/ART 341Islamic Art and Architecture

3

ART 355Art and Devotion

3

ART 358The Cult of Saints in Medieval Europe

3

ART 386/ART 3863D Modeling and Animation I

3

ART 471Ceramic Art

3

CLAS 190Archaeology of the Classical World

3

CLAS 205/HIST 205/CLAS 205History of Ancient Greece

3

CLAS 206/CLAS 206R/HIST 206/CLAS 206History of Ancient Rome

3

CLAS 219/POL 319Democracy and Politics in Classical Athens

3

CLAS 220/HIST 301/CLAS 220Alexander 'the Great': From Myth to Man

3

CLAS 221Pompeii

3

HIST 111Western Civilizations from Antiquity to the Renaissance

3

HIST 142The Mongol Empire: Fire and Silk across Eurasia

3

HIST 222Modern European History, 1789-Present

3

HIST 229Global Migrations to the New World, 1492-present

3

HIST 235Medieval World

3

HIST 236AThe World of the Crusades

3

HIST 257The Making of America, 1607-1877

3

HIST 308History of Byzantium and the Creation of the Orthodox World

3

HIST 309CMuslims, Christians and Jews in the Mediterranean World

3

HIST 312Medieval Japan

3

HIST 313ACharlemagne and the Birth of Europe

3

HIST 315/CLAS 207/HIST 315The Fall of Rome

3

HIST 316England After the Black Death

3

HIST 322Tudor England: Tyrants and Vagabonds

3

HIST 323The Renaissance, 1300-1530

3

HIST 325Europe in the Reformation Era, 1500-1648

3

HIST 331B/HIST 531B/HIST 331BFashion and Society Since 1500

3

HIST 338A/HIST 538A/HIST 338AThe Idea of Europe. European Integration since 1914

3

HIST 340A/HIST 639A/HIST 340AMapping History

3

HIST 346Triumph and Catastrophe: The Habsburg Empire (1792-1920).

3

HIST 349/HIST 349/HSLS 354Washington: Symbol and City

3

HIST 353The Era of Civil War and Reconstruction

3

HIST 357AUS South Since The Civil War

3

HIST 358Interwar America: 1919-1941

3

HIST 367Empires, Indians, and Colonists in America, 1492-1763

3

HIST 371AColonial Latin America

3

HIST 371CCuba: From Colony to Cold War

3

HIST 373AAmerican Religious History

3

HIST 375Revolutionary America and the Early Republic

3

HIST 380AMedieval Ireland to 1607

3

HIST 380D/HIST 380DIreland, 1541-1800: Kingdom, Colony, Province (and Nation?)

3

HIST 394Digital Humanities: A Practicum

3

HIST 410Junior Seminar: Persecution and Tolerance in the Medieval Mediterranean

3

HIST 416Junior Seminar: American Lives in the 19th Century

3

LSC 354/LSC 354Database Design and Management

3

LSC 643Oral History

3

LSC 647Preservation

3

LSC 677History and Theory of Cultural Heritage Institutions

3

POL 478Environmental Politics and Policy

3

SPAN 302Intro to Spanish for International Service

3

ANTH 206/ANTH 206/SUMR 206Material Culture

3

ANTH 264/ANTH 264/AFRI 264Public Heritage and the Africana Experience

3

ANTH 288/ANTH 208/HIST 288/SOC 207Bootleggers, Smugglers, Traffickers, and Cartels: The History of Crime and Justice on the Border

3

ANTH 324Cultural Heritage of Native America

3

ANTH 352/ANTH 351Archaeological Laboratory Methods

3

ANTH 353/ANTH 353Geographic Information Systems

3

ANTH 493Student-Faculty Research

3

ANTH 495Practicum/Internship in Anthropology

3

CLAS 306Death, Art and the Afterlife

3

CLAS 318/ART 318/CLAS 318Roman Art and Architecture

3

HIST 205/CLAS 205History of Ancient Greece

3

HIST 206/CLAS 206/CLAS 206R/HIST 206History of Ancient Rome

3

HIST 216Beyond the 'Fall' of Rome, 400-800

3

HIST 217The Vikings

3

HIST 415Junior Seminar: Civility, Savagery, and Rebellion in the British Atlantic, 1600-1800

3