The BA degree in Anthropology with a concentration in Archaeology will prepare students for graduate studies in archaeology and related fields or entry-level employment in the cultural resource management sector.  Coursework in the Department of Anthropology and related disciplines will provide a solid foundation in archaeological theory and exposure to the resources, techniques, and analyses used by archaeologists.  Students will participate in a 6-hour archeological field school, offering hands-on training in archaeological survey, excavation, and analysis.

Requirements for a Major in Anthropology (Archaeology)

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
Thirty-five semester hours including the following:
Required Courses
ANT 1306	Cultural Anthropology in Global Context	3
ANT 1404	Introduction to Human Evolution	4
ANT 1407	Introduction to Archaeology	4
ANT 3308	Methods of Archaeology	3
ANT 4302	Archaeological Theory	3
ANT 4670	Field School in Archaeology	6
Three semester hours of ANT from each of the following subfields:		9
Archaeology
Biological Anthropology
Cultural Anthropology
Three additional semester hours from the Archaeology subfield, not used above		3
Subtotal		35
Required Courses in Other Fields		3-4
SOC 3402	Social Statistics
or STA 1380	Elementary Statistics
or STA 2381	Introductory Statistical Methods
or STA 3381	Probability and Statistics
Total Hours		38-39