 
Programs are to be arranged by the student in consultation with her adviser for the minor and should be submitted to the Faculty Advisory Committee by the advisor for review. Not more than two courses from a student's major may count toward the minor. Only 4 credits of a language course may count toward the Archaeology minor. Students interested in archaeology are encouraged to speak with any of the advisers in the Program. ALWAYS check the main Smith College Course Catalog and the home department/institution for the most accurate information.
Last course update:
November 3, 2009
FYS 151 Making Sense of the Pre-Columbian
ANT 135 Introduction to Archaeology
ARH 204 Ancient America: Art, Architecture and Archaeology
GRK 100y Elementary Greek**
GRK 310 Advanced Readings in Greek Literature (certain topics: check with adviser)
LAT 100y Elementary Latin
GEO 221 Mineralogy
GEO 231 Invertebrate Paleontology and Paleoecology
GEO 232 Sedimentology
HST 260 Colonial Latin America
REL 215 Introduction to the Bible II
REL 216 Topics in Biblical Studies: Archaeology and the Bible: From Ancient Israel to Early Judaism and Christianity
See also: Department language courses in Hebrew, Greek, Latin and Arabic
AMS 302 Seminar: The Material Culture of New England, 1630-1860
ARH 208 The Art and Architecture of Ancient Greece
CLS 190 The Trojan War
GEO 251 Geomorphology
GRK 100y Elementary Greek
GRK 213 Homer, Iliad or Odyssey
GRK 310 Advanced Readings in Greek Literature I & II: Homer, Odyssey
HST 201 The Silk Road
HST 205 The Roman Empire
LAT 100y Elementary Latin
PRS 306 Beowulf and Archaeology
See also: Department Language Courses in Hebrew, Greek, Latin and Arabic
UMass-Amherst Anthropology
ANT 271 Human Evolution
ANT 320 Research Techniques in Physical Anthropology
ANT 325 Analysis of Material Culture
ANT 369 North American Archeology
ANT 397V Archeology of Israel and Palestine
ANT 577 Theory and Method in Archeology
ANT 597A Archeological Ceramics
ANT 597J Hominid Paleontology
ANT 597 Plagues and Peoples
Hampshire College
NS 138 Archeology of Disease
NS 138 Archeology of Children
ARC 112/GEO 112 Archaeological Geology of Rock and Stone Artifacts
ANT 342 Anthropology of Material Culture
ARH 101 Scenes of Sacrifice
ARH 200 Gladiators and Actors in the Ancient Roman World
ARH 2xx Inca and Aztec: Visual Culture and Imperial Desire
ARH 206 Art of Ancient Egypt and the Aegean Bronze Age
ARH 210 Greek Sculpture
ARH 212 Ancient Cities and Sanctuaries
ARH 214 Etruscan Art
ARH 216 The Art of the Roman World
ARH 285 Great Cities: Pompeii
ARH 310 Sem: Studies in Greek Art
ARH 315 Sem: Studies in Roman Art
CLS 215 Discovering Greece Through Material Culture
CLS 227 Classical Mythology
CLS 230 The Historical Imagination
CLS 235 Life and Literature in Ancient Rome
CLS 232 Paganism in the Greco-Roman World
FYS 234 Rites of Passage
GEO 111 Introduction to Earth Processes and History I (prereq to 221, 231, 232)
GEO 311 Environmental Geophysics (special prerequisites)
LAT 215 Roman Historians
LAT 330 Advanced Readings in Latin Literature (certain topics: check with adviser)
HST 200 History of Ancient Greece and Rome
HST 202 Ancient Greece
HST 203 Alexander the Great & the Hellenistic World
HST 204 The Roman Republic
HST 206 Aspects of Ancient History
HST 211 The Emergence of China
HST 265 North America in an Age of Empires and Revolutions, 1400-1800
HSC 211 Perspectives in the History of Science
REL 210 Introduction to the Bible I (Hebrew Scriptures)
REL 211 Wisdom and Other Books of the Bible
REL 213 Prophecy in Ancient Israel
REL 218j Exploring the Holy Land
REL 219 Christian Origins: Archaeology and SocioHistorical Perspectives
REL 310 Seminar: Hebrew Bible (formerly 313) |
