Suggested Courses in Archaeology
Courses suggested for freshmen and first semester sophomores considering a concentration in
Anthropology with a focus on Archaeology:
Fall 2012
Freshman Seminar 30g
Anthropology 1010* The Fundamentals of Archaeological Methods and Reasoning
Societies of the World 30 Moctezuma’s Mexico: Then and Now
Societies of the World 38 Pyramid Schemes: The Archaeological History of Ancient Egypt
Societies of the World 40 The Incas
A1165 Digging the Glyphs
A1214 The Archaeology of Women and Children
*A1010 also fulfills General Education requirement for Empirical & Mathematical Reasoning
Spring 2013
Freshman Sem. 44j The Aztecs and Maya [seminar for freshmen only]
Anthropology 1095 Urban Revolutions: Archaeology and the Investigations of Early States
Anthropology 1155 Before Baghdad: Cities of Ancient Mesopotamia
Anthropology 1190 Encountering the Conquistadors
Culture and Belief 21 Pathways Through the Andes
Contacts
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Director of Undergraduate Studies
Steve Caton
- Professor of Contemporary Arab Studies
- Social Anthropology Program
William James Hall 318
(617) 495-1886
caton [at] wjh.harvard.edu | website
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Archaeology Program Head Tutor
Richard H. Meadow
- Senior Lecturer
Peabody Museum 35 B
617 495-3354
archtut [at] fas.harvard.edu | website
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Undergraduate Program Coordinator
Elizabeth (Penny) Rew
William James Hall 352
617 495-3814
rew [at] wjh.harvard.edu
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