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This course explores the process of analysis and visualization of archaeological data through various digital instruments.

This course explores the development and variety of ancient urban life in the Western world from its earliest formations in the Neolithic to the Medieval town.

Lives, roles, contributions, and status of women in Greek and Roman societies, as reflected in classical literature and the archaeological record. (Gen.Ed. HS)

Influence of witchcraft and magic on the ancient Greeks and Romans in the context of their social, political, and religious beliefs. The relationship between ritual magic and religion, with emphasis on the nature of witchcraft and the psychology of magic. Recommended prerequisite: Classics 100, 102, or 224. (Gen Ed HS, DG)

Archaeology of ancient Greece in Minoan-Mycenaean, Geometric, Archaic, and Classical Periods. Methods, progress, and ethics of archaeological research. Emphasis on remains displaying the architectural and urbanistic development of major cities and sanctuaries, and on their contribution to western civilization.

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An overview of the Mycenaeans (early Greeks), the Hittites, and the Egyptians, three of the greatest civilizations of the Bronze Age and their relationships and conflicts with one another, including the Trojan War and the Battle of Kadesh. (Gen. Ed. HS)