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THE CENTER FOR ARCHAEOLOGICAL SCIENCES INTERDISCIPLINARY UNDERGRADUATE CERTIFICATE PROGRAM IN ARCHAEOLOGICAL SCIENCES Required Courses: The required courses are divided among three areas: scientific methods, cultural context, and practical field work. The intent of this requirement is to ensure that students exhibit competence in scientific methods and theories and that they can apply that competence both in the classroom and in the field. Students should take one course from each of these groups to total no more than 9 semester hours. Group 1: Scientific Methods in Archaeology ANTH (ECOL) 4290 Environmental Archaeology
GEOL (ANTH) 4700 Archaeological Geology
Group 2: Cultural Context for Archaeology ANTH 3220 Introduction to Prehistoric Arch.ANTH 3250 Old World ArchaeologyANTH 3270 New World ArchaeologyCLAS 4040 The Hellenistic WorldCLAS 4130 The Arch. of Rome's ProvincesCLAS 4340 Ancient AthensCLAS 4350 Ancient RomeGroup 3: Field School Experience ANTH 4200 Field Methods in ArchaeologyANTH 4240 Laboratory Methods in ArchaeologyANTH (GEOL) 4960H Directed Readings and/or ProjectsCLAS 4150 Practicum in Classical ArchaeologyGEOG 4060 Field and Laboratory Methods inGEOL 4270 Geology Field SchoolGEOL 4660 Field School in Shallow GeophysicsAccredited field schools from reputable programs known to the faculty of CAS may be accepted as credit upon the written approval of the Undergraduate Advisor. Most field schools have prerequisites and require the Permission of the Department. |