courses for current year
Courses of potential interest to archaeology students. Consult "Course Descriprions by Faculty Member" page and departmental webpages for more detailed information.
Autumn Quarter 2025
Exhibiting the Art of the Ancient Americas (ARTH 29943/39943)
Latin American Civilizations I (LACS 16100)
Arabia and the Arabs – on the edge of empire (3000 BCE to the 7th century CE) (NEHC 20018)
Death, Burial and Afterlives in Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia (NEAA 20146)
Mesopotamian Archaeology I: Villages to States (NEAA 20144)
Advanced Reading Seminar: Archaeology, History, Time (ANTH 57900)
Archaeological Theory (NEAA 20330)
Introduction to Archaeology (NEAA 20100)
Material Worlds Across Premodern East Asia (ANTH 21270)
Winter Quarter 2026
The Archaeology of Colonialism (ANTH 56500)
The Present Past in Greece Since 1769 (HIST 21006/31006, ANCM 31915, CLAS 31915)
The Inca and Aztec States (ANTH 40100, LACS 20100/40305)
Collecting the Ancient World: Museum Practice and Politics (ARTH 24815/34815)
Ancient Empires I: Hittite Empire (NEHC 20011)
Archaeological Data Sets (ANTH 23312)
Spring Quarter 2026
The Archaeology of Alcohol and Feasting (ANTH xxxx)
Celts -- Ancient, Modern, Postmodern (ANTH 21265)
Art of the East: China (ARTH 16100)
Bones and Genes: The Story of Homo Sapiens. (BIOS 22270)
The Archaeology of Egypt I. (NEAA 20511/30511)
Summer 2026
Excavations and Field School at Cerro del Villar in Spain