Archaeology
ARC101 Introduction to Archaeology - 2 credits
This course surveys the history and methods of the discipline of archaeology. It examines the relationships between historical records and material remains, and it provides hands-on experience with material remains.,
ARC250 Near Eastern Archaeology - 4 credits
The course surveys the archaeology of the Levant from prehistoric times into the Islamic periods. It explores sites, monuments, and artistic remains as expressions of each society's institutions, beliefs, and self-understanding. This course also introduces the main issues in the practice of Near Eastern archaeology.
ARC301 Palestine and Its Material Remains - 4 credits
Students pursue a selective acquaintance with the geography, history and material remains of Palestine. Extensive reading, travel to Israel, volunteer participation in a dig and reflective writing enable students to grasp the significance of the land, its cultures, religions, and remains.
ARC351 Field Archaeology - 4 credits
Through work at a field site, students gain experience in the excavation, recording, collection, conservation, and interpretation of material remains.
ARC498 Archaeology Lab Internship - 2 credits
This internship provides the student with an in-depth experience in a lab setting that processes and documents archaeological finds. The student learns to apply standard techniques and practices.
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