考古学与遗产学学士学位

现代考古学是多学科的，融合了人类学，生物学，地理学和历史学的学科。在更大范围的遗产研究领域中，该计划检查当今的现代考古学是作为一种学术追求，还是一种与从业者，土著人，后代和地方社区合作并进行咨询和合作的专业。我们的考古与遗产研究计划探索了新世界和古代地中海世界考古学领域的教职员工专业知识。该计划重点关注欧洲人抵达后的接触前和接触后时期的北美文化，以及希腊，罗马和近东的古代社会。<br> <br>在更大范围的遗产保护和保存范围内，接受了现场考古方法和现代考古中使用的分析技术方面的培训。该课程的课程混合了理论
Artifacts, architecture, human remains and environmental evidence all provide valuable clues for the reconstruction of past ways of life.<br>In our Archaeology and Heritage Studies program, you'll be trained in the methods of field archaeology and analytical techniques used in modern archaeology as you seek to learn about the human past through the study of the physical remains left behind by past cultures.<br>Modern archaeology is multidisciplinary and combines the disciplines of anthropology, biology, geography and history. Within the larger field of heritage studies, the program examines how modern archaeology today is conducted as both a scholarly pursuit and as a profession in which practitioners consult and work in partnership with Indigenous, descendant and local communities.<br><br>Our Archaeology and Heritage Studies program explores areas of faculty research expertise in the archaeology of the New World and the Ancient Mediterranean World. The program focuses on the cultures of North America, in both the pre-contact and post-contact periods after the arrival of Europeans, and the ancient societies of Greece, Rome and the Near East.<br><br>You'll be trained in the methods of field archaeology and analytical techniques used in modern archaeology within the context of the larger field of heritage conservation and preservation. Courses in this program are a mixture of theory and the practical applications of that theory. The practical applications will be conducted in our archaeological laboratories where studies in material culture are conducted. Experiential learning, which in many cases leads to careers in the heritage field, is one of the programs core strengths.<br><br>This program is flexible and prerequisites are only for a few third- and fourth-year courses. You must complete a core set of required courses and make up the remainder of required credits from a list of non-required courses. Specialization is possible but most students choose from an array of courses reflecting each faculty member's expertise.