Rutgers University School of Arts and Sciences (New Brunswick) 39 courses
This minor is designed for students interested in the multidisciplinary study of archaeology and includes courses drawn from the Departments of Anthropology, Art History, Classics, Geography, History, Jewish Studies, and Statistics.
Total number of required credits: 19 credits.
INTRODUCTORY COURSE. Required (4 credits): 01:070:105 Introduction to Archaeology (4) CHRONOLOGY COURSES. At least one course required (3 credits): Courses in the chronology group emphasize a particular chronological range and students will be able to make diachronic comparisons within this range. 01:070:112 World Prehistory 01:082:105 Introduction to Western Art History, Pre-History to 1400 01:190:215 Introduction to Greek and Roman Archaeology 01:090:295:H6 Historical Archaeology of Slavery 01:070:313 Historical Archaeology 01:070:326 Life in the Pleistocene 01:070:327 Life in the Holocene 01:070:333 Colonial Archaeology GEOGRAPHIC AREA COURSES. At least one course required (3...
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