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ARCH 2030G: Wall Paintings from Pompeii
1.00 Credits
Brown University
Interpretations of Campanian frescoes.
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ARCH 2040: Research Seminar in Old World Archaeology
1.00 Credits
Brown University
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ARCH 2040A: The Cities of the Decapolis
1.00 Credits
Brown University
Examines the archeological evidence of the Decapolis, an administrative district or region of Greek cities located in northern Transjordan, southern Syria, and northern Palestine. The sites of most Decapolis cities have been surveyed and several have been extensively excavated. Excavation reports and their scholarly evaluations will form the basis for this course.
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ARCH 2040B: The Parthenon
1.00 Credits
Brown University
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ARCH 2040C: Value and Exchange
1.00 Credits
Brown University
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ARCH 2040D: Genealogies of Complexity in East Asia (3000-221 BCE)
1.00 Credits
Brown University
Despite East Asia's rich archaeological and historical record, its early political (pre)histories have been more sites for theoretical projection than theoretical innovation. Focusing on mainland East Asia, we will engage political theory and its applications in case studies from the Neolithic to the first Empires. Topics will range from mortuary rituals to practices of social violence and sources include both material culture and text.
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ARCH 2040E: International Cultural Heritage: Creating a Future for the Past
1.00 Credits
Brown University
From the Parthenon to Puccini to pizza, cultural heritage can be defined as places, objects, and ideas from the past that have survived to the present. This course will examine the theories, methods, and questions that shape the effort to protect and interpret cultural heritage today as well as responses to them. We will explore issues such as current threats to cultural heritage, the role of tourism and impacts of development, questions of authenticity and identity, international law, ethics, and emerging and non-traditional areas of the field.
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ARCH 2040F: Public Culture and Heritage in Postapartheid South Africa
1.00 Credits
Brown University
This course examines the complex processes whereby issues of culture, race, identity/ subjectivity, globalization, memory and heritage are being reframed and rethought in post-apartheid South Africa. We will be guided by three broad themes: public histories; archives and knowledges; and questions of performance. Of all possible settings, post-apartheid South Africa may present one of the most challenging - at times troubling - contexts through which to consider such public negotiations and meanings.
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ARCH 2040G: Designing Heritages: From Archaeological Sensibilities to Relational Heritages (AMCV 2654)
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Brown University
Interested students must register for AMCV 2654 S01.
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ARCH 2040H: Imperial Cities
1.00 Credits
Brown University
What does Athens have to do with Jerusalem? Tenochtitlan with London? Beijing with Rome? Cuzco with Persepolis? All are capital cities of imperial systems, each shaping and reflecting the nature of the empire, its ruling ideology, and its social and economic infrastructure. The category of "imperial cities", however, must extend beyond these primate centers, to consider the urban networks in play across each empire’s territorial reach, and beyond.
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