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ARCH 0200: Sport in the Ancient Greek World
1.00 Credits
Brown University
Athletics and sports were as popular and significant in the ancient Greek world as they are today, and so offer an excellent introduction to its archaeology and history. This class will discuss the development of Greek athletics, the nature of individual events, the social implications of athletic professionalism, women and athletics, and the role of sport in Greek education.
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ARCH 0201: Sport in the Ancient Greek World (CLAS 0210O)
0.00 Credits
Brown University
Interested students must register for CLAS 0210O S01.
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ARCH 0201L: Who Owns the Classical Past? (CLAS 0210L)
0.00 Credits
Brown University
Interested students must register for CLAS 0210L S01 (CRN 15504).
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ARCH 0250: Intimate Stories
1.00 Credits
Brown University
Images tell stories that carry us to imaginary worlds other than our own. An arresting story in pictures engages us deeply, opening the doors of fantastic places and times. In antiquity many architectural monuments displayed pictorial narratives that animated public spaces and enthralled broad audiences. This course explores cultural aspects of visual narrative imagery from Western Asian and Mediterranean worlds.
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ARCH 0260: Stealing History: Looting, Treasure Hunting and Other Bad Things
1.00 Credits
Brown University
Pending Approval. How do people get away with it? Who do we blame for it? How do we punish it? "It" is the archaeologists' worst nightmare -- looting, treasure hunting, and the other bad things that can happen to the archaeological record: a finite and exhaustible resource. This seminar will consider how objects are looted, sold, and collected, and what mechanisms - legal, moral, military - can be used to prevent such destructive activities.
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ARCH 0270: Troy Rocks! Archaeology of an Epic
1.00 Credits
Brown University
What do Brad Pitt, Julius Caesar, Dante, Alexander the Great, and countless sports teams have in common? The Trojan War! This course will explore the Trojan War not only through the archaeology, art, and mythology of the Greeks and Romans but also through the popular imaginings of cultures ever since, to figure out what "really" happened when Helen ran off and Achilles got angry and the Greeks came bearing gifts. Enrollment limited to 20 first year students. FYS.
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ARCH 0300: 13 Things: Archaeology, Material Culture, Science Studies and Design
1.00 Credits
Brown University
The course will explore a range of approaches -- material culture studies, science studies, design studies, consumption studies, the sociology of technology, archaeology, phenomenology -- in dealing with 13 things: the wheel, a Neolithic Megalith, an Ancient Greek perfume jar, the castle of Acrocorinth, Greece, a Moroccan watermill, a map, the pocket watch, barbed wire, the light bulb, a surgical blade, the portable radio, a Leica IIIc 35mm camera, and the personal computer. Returning to the etymology of a thing, the course argues that things are best conceived as gatherings of achievements that are neither wholly exclusive to any single era nor any immediate set of relations.
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ARCH 0310: Archaeology of Ancient Death
1.00 Credits
Brown University
Pending Approval. Eventually, face it, you are going to die. Yet the attitudes brought to dying and death, and the manner in which human mortal remains are treated, vary immensely through time and space. This class will begin by exploring the anthropology and archaeology of death and by analyzing burial rituals in contemporary society, before turning to the "death ways" of the ancient Mediterranean and Near Eastern worlds.
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ARCH 0320: Media in Archaeology, or Archaeology in Media?
1.00 Credits
Brown University
Indiana Jones, Lara Croft, the Discovery Channel: media has, to an unprecedented degree, shaped public perceptions of the discipline of archaeology, its practices and its values. This course will build critical awareness of how the media uses archaeology and how archaeologists use the media, for good and ill. Students will create digital narratives from their own research, and become competent ambassadors for presenting archaeological research and work in a scientific and engaging way. Enrollment limited to 50.
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ARCH 0325: Dead White Guys: Greco-Roman Civilization and American Identity
1.00 Credits
Brown University
Why does classical antiquity matter? How did a group defined as white and European come to represent America's ancestors? And by emphasizing this "heritage," who do we exclude? This course looks at film, popular non-fiction, education policy, public art, architecture, and archaeology, to understand how the myth of Greco-Roman origins was adopted by America's founders, and how this affects issues of race and belonging today.
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