Minor in Archaeology

The minor consists of the core curriculum and an additional nine credits to be chosen in consultation with a program advisor.

Core Courses

ARTH 2055 - Introduction to Classical Archaeology Credits: 3 to 4
ANTH 2800 - Introduction to Archaeology Credits: 3
ANTH 3810 - Field Methods in Archaeology Credits: 3 to 6

Supporting Courses

ANTH 2810 - Human Origins Credits: 3
ANTH 2820 - The Emergence of States and Cities Credits: 3
ANTH 2890 - Unearthing the Past Credits: 3
ANTH 3220 - Economic Anthropology Credits: 3
ANTH 3270 - Anthropology of Politics Credits: 3
ANTH 3320 - Shamanism, Healing, and Ritual Credits: 3
ANTH 3830 - North American Archaeology Credits: 3
ANTH 3840 - Archaeology of the Middle East Credits: 3
ANTH 3870 - Archaeology of Virginia Credits: 3
ANTH 3880 - African Archaeology Credits: 3
ANTH 3890 - Archaeology of the American Southwest Credits: 3
ANTH 4840 - Quantitative Analysis in Anthropology I Credits: 3
ARH 3604 - Field Methods I Building Archaeology Credits: 3
ARTH 2052 - Ancient Egypt Credits: 3 to 4
ARTH 2053 - Greek Art and Archaeology Credits: 3 to 4
ARTH 2054 - Roman Art and Archaeology Credits: 3 to 4
ARTH 3051 - Greek Vase Painting Credits: 3 to 4
ARTH 3061 - Roman Architecture Credits: 3
ARTH 3062 - Pompeii Credits: 3
ARTH 4591 - Undergraduate Seminar in the History of Art Credits: 3
HIEU 2031 - Ancient Greece Credits: 3
HIEU 2041 - Roman Republic and Empire Credits: 3

Additional Information

For more information, contact Tyler Jo Smith, Director, Interdisciplinary Archaeology Program McIntire Department of Art, Fayerweather Hall 318, P.O. Box 400130 Charlottesville, VA 22904; (434) 924-6123; tjs6e@virginia.edu