Suggested Courses in Archaeology

Courses suggested for freshmen and first semester sophomores considering a concentration in Anthropology with a focus on Archaeology:

Fall 2011
Anthropology 1010* The Fundamentals of Archaeological Methods and Reasoning
Anthropology 1086 Alternative Archaeology: Hoaxes, Frauds and Mysteries
Anthropology 1130 Archaeology of Harvard Yard
Societies of the World 30 Moctezuma’s Mexico: Then and Now
Societies of the World 38 Pyramid Schemes: The Archaeological History of Ancient Egypt
*A1010 also fulfills General Education requirement for Empirical & Mathematical Reasoning

Spring 2012
Freshman Sem. 44j The Aztecs and Maya [seminar for freshmen only]
Anthropology 1040 Origins of the Food We Eat
Anthropology 1095 Urban Revolutions: Archaeology and the Investigations of Early States
Anthropology 1202 Forensic Archaeology
Culture and Belief 21 Pathways Through the Andes


Contacts

	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
	Archaeology Program Head Tutor Richard H. Meadow - Senior Lecturer Peabody Museum 35 B 617 495-3354 archtut [at] fas.harvard.edu | website
	Undergraduate Program Coordinator Elizabeth (Penny) Rew William James Hall 352 617 495-3814 rew [at] wjh.harvard.edu