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Numerical Course Codes
100-Level Courses
ANT 100
ARCL 100
LTN 100
AHAR 101
ARC 101
CLS 101
GRK 101
LTN 101
GRK 102
LTN 102
ARC 103
ARC 104
- Introduction to Anthropology
- Introduction to Ancient Greece and Rome
- Learning Latin Through Inscriptions: Elementary Latin and Epigraphy
- Ancient Material Culture
- Roman Archaeology On-Site
- Greek and Roman Mythology
- Elementary Ancient Greek I
- Beginning Latin I
- Elementary Ancient Greek II
- Beginning Latin II
- Ancient Roman Technology
- Investigating Archaeology: Methods and Techniques for Analyzing the Past
200-Level Courses
ANAR 201
GRK 201
LTN 201
CLRE 202
LTN 202
ARC 203
CLHS 203
AHAR 204
CLS 204
ARC 205
CLHS 205
ARC 206
AHAR 207
CLHS 207
CLS 208
ARCL 209
CLS 210
AHAR 214
ARC 215
AHAR 221
AHAR 250
LTN 250
ARCL 252
ARC 253
ARC 254
AHAR 255
ARC 255
ARC 256
ARC 291
ARC 293
- Early Man in Europe
- Intermediate Greek I
- Intermediate Latin I
- Christianity and the Roman Empire (100-425 CE)
- Latin Reading in Literature
- Global Heritage
- History of Ancient Greece: Bronze Age to the Hellenistic Period
- Ancient North Africa: The Archaeology and Art History of the Other Side of the Mediterranean
- Classics and Comics: Ancient Culture and Modern Sequential Art
- Archaeology of the Holy Land
- Rome: Republic and Empire
- Archaeology of Greece
- Conservation and Restoration: Ethics and Principles
- Life and Leisure in Ancient Rome
- Love and Laughter in Ancient Literature
- Roman Army
- Greek and Roman Drama
- Egyptian Art and Archaeology
- Great Kingdoms of the Ancient Near East
- Minoans and Myceneans: Archaeology and Art History of the Aegean Bronze Age
- Introduction to Art and Antiquities Crime
- Readings in Intermediate Latin
- Sicily: The Archaeology of the Hellenistic Mediterranean
- Pottery and Archaeology
- Athens: Archaeology of the Golden Age
- Berlin Museums and Cultural Dilemma
- British Museum and Roman London Fieldtrip
- Cities and Museums of Central Italy: Arezzo, Florence, Bologna
- Archaeology Practicum
- Archaeology Practicum
300-Level Courses
AHAR 300 ANT 300
ARC 301
ARC 302
CLHS 302
LTN 303
AHAR 304
CLS 304
LTN 304
ARCL 305
LTN 305
ARCL 306
AHAR 307
CLS 307
ARC 308
ARC 310
ARTM 311
ARC 312
CLS 312
ARC 313
AHAR 314
ARC 314
ARMG 315
ARC 381
- Roman Imperial Art and Architecture
- The Mediterranean World
- Archaeology of Roman Identity
- Begin Human: Theoretical Issues in Archaeology
- Caesar, Cicero, and the Collapse of the Roman Republic
- Lyric and Elegy
- Conserving Rome's Monuments
- Classical Greek and Roman Rhetoric
- Virgil
- Rome of Augustus
- Reading in Medieval Latin
Mediterranean Landscapes
- Late Antique and Byzantine Art
- Heroes and Lovers: Epic and Epic Tradition
- Bodies and Burials
- Archaeology and Politics
- Cultural Heritage Tourism
- Forensic Geo-Archaeology: Materials and Methods
- Magna Graecia
- GIS and Remote Sensing in the Archaeological Landscape
- Etruscan Art and Archaeology
- The Archaeology of Roman Religion
- Management of Cultural Heritage
- Sustainable Heritage Tourism
400-Level Courses
ARCL 400
CLS 401
ARC 404
ARC 406
ARCL 483
AC 498
ARC 499
- Troy: Homer Versus Archaeology
- Rome: The City in Text
- Archaeology of Food
- Archaeological Resource Management
- Special Advanced Topics in Archaeology & Classics
- Senior Capstone Seminar
- Capstone Experience (Thesis)
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