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ARCL Core Course
Codes
Mandatory Courses
ARCL 100
AHAR 101
ARC 104
CLHS 205
AHAR 207
ARC 302
ARCL 483
ARC 498
- Introduction to Ancient Greece and Rome
- Ancient Material Culture
- Investigating Archaeology: Methods and Techniques
- Rome: Republic and Empire
- Conservation and Restoration: Ethics and Principles
- Being Human: Theoretical Issues in Archaeology
- Special Advanced Topics in Archaeology and Classics
- Senior Capstone Seminar
Language Requirement
At least one semester of a classical language
GRK 101
or
LTN 100
or
LTN 101
- Elementary Ancient Greek
- Learning Latin Through Inscriptions: Elementary Latin
and Epigraphy
- Beginning Latin I
Peripheral Courses
At least one semester of the following courses:
AHAR 204
ARC 205
ARC 206
AHAR 214
ARC 215
AHAR 221
- Ancient North Africa: The Archaeology and Art
History of the Other Side of the Mediterranean
- Archaeology of Greece
- Egyptian Art and Archaeology
- Archaeology of the Holy Land
- Great Kingdoms of the Near East
- Minoan and Myceneans: Archaeology and Art History
of the Aegean Bronze Age
At least one semester of the following courses:
ARC 308
ARC 312
ARC 313
ARMG 315
ARC 406
- Bodies and Burials
- Forensic Geo-Archaeology: Materials and Methods
- GIS and Remote Sensing in the Archaeological Landscape
- Management of Cultural Heritage
- Archaeological Resource Management
At least one semester of the following courses:
AHAR 300
ARC 301
CLHS 302
AHAR 304
CLS 304
ARCL 305
AHAR 307
CLS 307
AHAR 314
ARC 314
- Roman Imperial Art and Architecture
- Archaeology of Roman Identity
- Caesar, Cicero, and the Collapse of the Roman Republic
- Conserving Rome's Monuments
- Classical Greek and Roman Rhetoric
- Rome of Augustus
- Late Antique and Byzantine Art
- Heroes and Lovers: Epic and the Epic Tradition
- Etruscan Art and Archaeology
- The Archaeology of Roman Religion
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