HIGR ANTH
207. Eastern Mediterranean Archaeology: New Perspectives
This graduate seminar examines the archaeology of the eastern Mediterranean world from the Neolithic through Ottoman times. The seminar is thematically organized examining current methods and theories that apply to state-of-the-art research in one of the “foundational” culture-historical regions in the world. Topics may include archaeometry, archaeometallurgy, colonization, dating methods, settlement patterns and survey methodology, paleoclimate reconstruction, and geoarchaeology. Students may not receive credit for HIGR 234 and ANTH 207.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027
Catalogue variants
- 268/COGR 225A/PHIL 209A/SOCG 255A. Introduction to Science Studies · 4
- 269/COGR 225D/PHIL 209D/SOCG 255D. Introduction to Science Studies Part II · 4
- 272/COGR 225B/PHIL 209B/SOCG 255B. Seminar in Science Studies · 4
- 273/COGR 225C/PHIL 209C/SOCG 255C. Colloquium in Science Studies Part I · 4