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ARCH 2010A: Ancient Numismatics
1.00 Credits
Brown University
Deals with problems in ancient numismatics from these topics: introduction of coinage, major coinages of archaic Greece, coinage of 4th C.B.C. in the Greek west and Roman coinage of 3rd C.B.C.
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ARCH 2010B: Approaches to Archaeological Survey in the Old World
1.00 Credits
Brown University
Recent decades have witnessed a marked development of interest in regional approaches to the ancient world and its landscapes. This seminar will explore the history of this development, as well as survey's impact on the work of both ancient historians and archaeologists. Topics to be covered include survey design and methodology, and the wider implications and lessons of regional analysis.
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ARCH 2010C: Architecture, Body and Performance in the Ancient Near Eastern World
1.00 Credits
Brown University
This seminar investigates the relationship between bodily practices, social performances, and production of space, using case studies drawn from ancient Mesopotamia, Anatolia, and Syria. Employing contemporary critical theories on the body, materiality, and social practices, new theories of the making of architectural spaces and landscapes will be explored with respect to multiple geographical, historical contexts in the Ancient Near East.
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ARCH 2010D: Archaeology and Religion: Excavating the Sacred from Prehistory to Islam
1.00 Credits
Brown University
This course explores methodological approaches and theoretical underpinnings of scholarly (and sometimes unpopular) interpretations of the archaeological record as evidence for the religious life of past societies, considering how archaeologists have treated the analytical categories of ritual, religion, ideology, and the sacred. These discussions will be examined through Mediterranean case studies as a key region in the archaeology of religion.
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ARCH 2010E: Archaeology in the Information Age
1.00 Credits
Brown University
Archaeology must circulate the material past in two dimensions. The right combination of image (maps, plans, photographs) and text has long defined professional archaeology. However, the current explosion of digital media has spurred profound shifts in all domains of archaeological practice and documentation. This course encourages reevaluation of archaeological media, which pertains to information technology across the humanities and sciences.
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ARCH 2010F: GIS and Remote Sensing: Advanced Applications in Archaeology
1.00 Credits
Brown University
Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and various forms of remote sensing are increasingly essential components of good archaeological practice. This advanced course is intended primarily for students with some background in GIS software, and who have evolved a relevant research project to develop over the course of the term. Less advanced graduate students may enroll with permission of the instructor and will be provided with additional tutorial instruction.
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ARCH 2010G: Ethical Issues in Archaeology
1.00 Credits
Brown University
Graduate students will certainly confront ethical, legal, and professional issues in the course of their own doctoral research and subsequent careers. This seminar offers a forum for open, but well-informed, discussion of a variety of significant ethical problems and dilemmas currently facing the discipline of archaeology worldwide. We will give attention to practical matters arising from archaeological field research, as well as a wide range of difficult questions concerning ownership and presentation of the past. Open to graduate students only.
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ARCH 2020: Research Seminar in Greek Art and Architecture
1.00 Credits
Brown University
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ARCH 2020A: Greek Vase Painting
1.00 Credits
Brown University
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ARCH 2020B: Topography of the City of Athens
1.00 Credits
Brown University
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