Archaeology Courses

... religion, magic, and medicine. Students benefit from the on-campus Center for Middle Eastern Studies and the Oriental Institute, an internationally recognized leader in research and scholarship on the archaeology, philology, and history of the ancient Near East. Beyond attaining proficiency...

...Description of Major The Department of Classical Languages, Literature, and Civilization offers major programs in Classical Archaeology, Classical Civilization, Greek, Latin, and Latin-Greek. Emphasis in all courses is on critical thinking and analysis coupled with effective speaking and writing... Learn about: Political Science...

...The study of material artefacts is vital to our understanding of craft production, use and trade in ancient and historic societies. You choose one of three pathways: Experimental Archaeology, Materials and Technological Analysis, and Material Culture Studies. The latter gives you the option... Learn about: Reinventing Archaeology, Material Culture, Cultural Materials...

... third year comprises an independent study module hosted by the Department of Archaeology. In this module, you will deliver an assessed lecture and write...

...The MLitt British Studies is the only interdisciplinary masters course in British Studies in the UK. It brings together four key disciplines from across the humanities – history, literature, philosophy and archaeology. It allows students to develop their interest in any aspect of British identities... Learn about: British identities, British Studies, North Atlantic history...

... religion, magic, and medicine. Students benefit from the on-campus Center for Middle Eastern Studies and the Oriental Institute, an internationally recognized leader in research and scholarship on the archaeology, philology, and history of the ancient Near East. Beyond attaining proficiency...

... religion, magic, and medicine. Students benefit from the on-campus Center for Middle Eastern Studies and the Oriental Institute, an internationally recognized leader in research and scholarship on the archaeology, philology, and history of the ancient Near East. Beyond attaining proficiency...

... religion, magic, and medicine. Students benefit from the on-campus Center for Middle Eastern Studies and the Oriental Institute, an internationally recognized leader in research and scholarship on the archaeology, philology, and history of the ancient Near East. Beyond attaining proficiency...

.... In general, students choosing either the language, literature, or archaeology option are required to study two Near Eastern languages...

...Graduate programs leading to the PhD degree are offered in Arabic, Hebrew, and Persian Languages and Literatures; Near Eastern Archaeology; Cuneiform; Hebrew Bible; Biblical and Judaic Studies; Egyptology; and Islamic Studies. Degree requirements should be completed according to the University's...

... or instructor's permission. Staff HLS 203 The Classical Roots of Western Literature (See COM 205) HLS 204 Greek Archaeology: The Classical Period (See ART 204)... Learn about: Cross Cultural...

... from an interdisciplinary perspective. This course is based on the internationally significant and world-class research of the staff involved and is led by the university’s Centre for History, in collaboration with our Archaeology Institute and Institute for Northern Studies. MLitt students will study two modules... Learn about: Iron Age...

..., archaeology and art, as well as Greek and Latin language, literature and thought, late antique and Byzantine studies, and reception studies. We have a strong... Learn about: English Language, Latin language, Archaeology and art...

... religion, magic, and medicine. Students benefit from the on-campus Center for Middle Eastern Studies and the Oriental Institute, an internationally recognized leader in research and scholarship on the archaeology, philology, and history of the ancient Near East. Beyond attaining proficiency...

..., such as Medieval Studies, Near Eastern Studies, or Classics. Areas currently offered in the field of History of Art, Archaeology and Visual Studies include... Learn about: Art History...

... ANCH2250 2 The Career and Influence of Julius Caesar ANCH2270 2 Art & Archaeology of Ancient Rome ANCH2280 2 Roman Society & Civilisation ANCH2290 2...

...-1945 Visualizing Cultural Dissent in Modernism, 1880-1945 The Aegean Bronze Age Early Greek Archaeology: From the Fall of Mycenae to the Persian... Learn about: Media Studies, Art History...

...-1945 Visualizing Cultural Dissent in Modernism, 1880-1945 The Aegean Bronze Age Early Greek Archaeology: From the Fall of Mycenae to the Persian... Learn about: Media Studies, Art History...

... archaeology are advised to take ANTH 3. Complementing these courses, and serving as supplementary alternatives in the core series, are two further core courses, which may not be offered every year: ANTH 4, an introduction to linguistic anthropology, and ANTH 5, an introduction to the human skeleton... Learn about: Information Systems...

... of course participants is very small. Classics (Literae Humaniores) is a wide-ranging degree devoted to the study of the literature, history, philosophy, languages and archaeology of the ancient Greek and Roman worlds. It is one of the most interdisciplinary of all degrees, and offers the opportunity to study these... Learn about: Modern Philosophy...