ARCG 7236
Archaeologies of Empire
Comparative study of origins, structures, efficiencies, and limitations of imperialism, ancient and modern, in the Old and New World, from Akkad to “Indochine,” and from Wari to Aztec. The contrast between ancient and modern imperialisms examined from the perspectives of nineteenth- and twentieth-century archaeology and political economy. Th 4pm-5:55pm
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- Archaeologies of Empire · Graduate / Professional