Interdisciplinary Minor in Archaeology

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COORDINATOR
Spencer Pope (Greek and Roman Studies)

COMMITTEE OF INSTRUCTION
Martin Beckmann (Greek and Roman Studies)
Joe Boyce (Geography and Earth Sciences)
Aubrey Cannon (Anthropology)
Tristan Carter (Anthropology)
Michele George (Greek and Roman Studies)

Shanti Morell-Hart (Anthropology)
Hendrik Poinar (Anthropology)
Spencer Pope (Greek and Roman Studies)

Tracy Prowse (Anthropology)
Eduard Reinhardt (Geography and Earth Sciences)
Andrew Roddick (Anthropology)
Henry Schwarcz (Geography and Earth Sciences)

The Interdisciplinary Minor in Archaeology is based on archaeology and archaeology-related courses offered in the School of Earth, Environment & Society, and in the Departments of Greek and Roman Studies and Anthropology. It requires students to gain knowledge and understanding of a broad range of arts and sciences relevant to the practice of archaeology, but also permits students the flexibility to specialize in topics of particular interest within related disciplines. Students planning a minor in Archaeology may wish to take GKROMST 1M03 - History of Greece and Rome .

Course List

Requirements

24 units total

3 units

from

Level I Anthropology

6 units

from

15 units

from

Course List (see above). At least nine of the 15 units must be selected from outside the student’s own department

Notes

Please see the Course Listings section for a detailed description of the above courses.
In order to declare an Interdisciplinary Minor in Archaeology, at least 12 units (above Level I) must be elective to degree.