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Course Offerings

Note: Refer to the academic calendar for course descriptions

 

Course Offerings 2026-2027

Fall 2026

Fall 2026 Courses
Subject Course Title *Instructional Method CRN
AR101 Invitation to Archaeology Lecture 453
AR104 Greece: Minotaur to Alexander Lecture 2254
AR105 Ancient Rome: Not Just Caesar Online 3224
AR203 Becoming Human Lecture 4143
AR221 Archaeology of Greece & Rome Lecture 4144
AR225 History of Ancient Greece Lecture 1208
AR229 Indigenous Archaeology Lecture 4145
AR252 Life in the Stonehenge Era Online 1942
AR332 Children in the Ancient World Seminar 4147
AR341 Analytical Arch & Data Mgmt Lecture 4146
AR370 Introduction Osteology Lecture 1209
AR390M Archaeology of Monasticism Seminar 4148
AR460 Paradigms in Archaeology Lecture 1212

 

 

Winter 2027

Winter 2027 Courses
Subject Course Title *Instructional Method CRN
AR101 Invitation to Archaeology Lecture 453
AR104 Greece: Minotaur to Alexander Lecture 2254
AR105 Ancient Rome: Not Just Caesar Online 3224
AR203 Becoming Human Lecture 4143
AR221 Archaeology of Greece & Rome Lecture 4144
AR225 History of Ancient Greece Lecture 1208
AR229 Indigenous Archaeology Lecture 4145
AR252 Life in the Stonehenge Era Online 1942
AR332 Children in the Ancient World Seminar 4147
AR341 Analytical Arch & Data Mgmt Lecture 4146
AR370 Introduction Osteology Lecture 1209
AR390M Archaeology of Monasticism Seminar 4148
AR460 Paradigms in Archaeology Lecture 1212

 

 

Course Rotations 

The following Archaeology courses are offered every academic year in either the Fall or Winter semesters:

  • AR101: Invitation to Archaeology (also AR101OC)
  • AR102: Doing Archaeology
  • AR104: Greece: Minotaur to Alexander (also AR104OC)
  • AR105: Ancient Rome: Not Just Caesar (also AR105OC)
  • AR/HI225: History of Ancient Greece
  • AR/HI226: History of Ancient Rome
  • AR252OC: Life in the Stonehenge Era
  • AR336: Cultural Resource Management
  • AR370: Introduction to Osteology
  • AR460: Paradigms in Archaeology
  • AR462: Capstone Seminar in Archaeology

 

Other Archaeology courses are offered in alternating years during the Fall and Winter semesters.

The following courses will be offered in 2024/2025, 2026/2027, 2028/2029, etc.:

 

  • AR203: Becoming Human
  • AR217: Artifact Analysis
  • AR221: Archaeology of Greece and Rome
  • AR222: Archaeological Mysteries of North America
  • AR229: Indigenous Archaeology
  • AR230: Fakes, Frauds, and Mysteries
  • AR332: Children in the Ancient World
  • AR333: Archaeology of Disasters
  • AR338: Current Issues in Classical Archaeology
  • AR341: Analytical Archaeology & Data Management
  • AR342: Above-Ground Archaeology
  • AR390: Special Topic
  • AR470: Health, Diet, and Disease

 

The following courses will be offered in 2025/2026, 2027/2028, 2029/2030, etc.:

  • AR201: An Archaeological Approach to Myth
  • AR205: Archaeology of the Middle East
  • AR216: Archaeology of Athletics
  • AR228: Who Owns the Past?
  • AR246: Environmental Archaeology
  • AR250: Digital Heritage and Archaeology
  • AR290: Special Topic
  • AR337: Archaeology of Religion
  • AR344: Archaeological Science
  • AR364: Archaeological Landscapes
  • AR371: Burial Practices Around The World
  • AR372: Managing Archaeological Collections
  • AR471: Health, Diet, and Disease in the Past

 

For certain courses in Archaeology & Heritage Studies, including those associated with summer fieldwork opportunities, registration is done in consultation with the Department. Please contact the Department for more information.

  • AR219: Introduction to Field Archaeology
  • AR380: Archaeology in Practice
  • AR382: Archaeological Consulting Practicum
  • AR440: Directed Study
  • AR452: Advanced Field Archaeology

 

Archaeology and Heritage Studies Approved Courses