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Interdisciplinary Major of Archaeology | Requirements


Students wishing to declare a major in Archaeology will need to complete 30 credits (10 courses) of course work as follows:
  • Completion of the three core courses: Introduction to Archaeology (ANTH 2800), Introduction to Classical Archaeology (ARTH 2055), and a course in archaeological field methods (ANTH 3810);
  • 5 courses which explore specific areas and issues of archaeological research in various parts of the world (other courses from the Departments of Anthropology, History, and Art may be substituted in consultation with the Program Director or major advisor);
  • 2 courses (selected in consultation with the Program Director or major advisor) from such related areas as Classics, Religious Studies, Chemistry, Biology, and Environmental Sciences.

Click Here to Download Archaeology Major's Checklist


Minor | Requirements

  • 3 core curriculum classes: Introduction to Archaeology (ANTH 2800), Introduction to Classical Archaeology (ARTH 2055), and a course in archaeological field methods (ANTH 3810);
  • An additional nine credits to be chosen in consultation with the Program Director or major advisor.

Click Here to Download Archaeology Minor's Declaration Checklist

If you would like to declare a major or minor in Archaeology, please contact
Tyler Jo Smith, Program Director.

The information contained on this website is for informational purposes only.  The Undergraduate Record and Graduate Record represent the official repository for academic program requirements. These publications may be found at http://records.ureg.virginia.edu/index.php
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