Archaeology Minor
Requirements for a Minor in Archaeology
Code | Title | Hours |
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Nineteen semester hours including the following: | ||
Required Courses | ||
ANT 1407 | Introduction to Archaeology | 4 |
ANT 3308 | Methods of Archaeology | 3 |
Electives | ||
Twelve additional semester hours from the following list, nine of which must be at the 3000-4000 level: | 12 | |
Anthropology | ||
The Emergence of World Civilizations | ||
Historical Archaeology | ||
Human Osteology | ||
Ancient Civilizations of Mesoamerica | ||
Archaeology of Texas | ||
Archaeological Theory | ||
Environmental Archaeology | ||
Archaeology of the Mediterranean | ||
Formal Decision Analysis & Health Policy | ||
Geoarchaeology | ||
Archaeology of North America | ||
Bioarchaeology | ||
Field School in Archaeology | ||
Archaeological Research | ||
Archaeology | ||
The Emergence of World Civilizations | ||
Archaeology and the Bible | ||
Historical Archaeology | ||
Archaeology and the Ancient Near East | ||
Environmental Archaeology | ||
Geoarchaeology | ||
Archaeology of North America | ||
Special Topics in Archaeology | ||
Art History | ||
Greek Art and Archaeology | ||
Roman Art and Archaeology | ||
Greek Painted Pottery | ||
Roman Sculpture | ||
Special Topics in Greek and Roman Art and Archaeology | ||
Greek and Roman Sport and Spectacle | ||
Aviation Sciences | ||
Remote Sensing | ||
Introduction to Geographic Information Systems | ||
Advanced GIS Analysis | ||
Baylor Interdisciplinary Core | ||
World Cultures I: Roots of Culture | ||
Biology | ||
Remote Sensing | ||
Classics | ||
Roman History and Civilization | ||
Greek History and Civilization | ||
Topography of Rome and Pompeii | ||
Greek Art and Archaeology | ||
Roman Art and Archaeology | ||
Archaeology of Greece | ||
The Archaeology of Sicily and Southern Italy | ||
Indo-European Language and Culture | ||
Special Topics in Greek and Roman Art and Archaeology | ||
Greek and Roman Sport and Spectacle | ||
Environmental Science | ||
Environmental Archaeology | ||
Remote Sensing | ||
Introduction to Geographic Information Systems | ||
Advanced GIS Analysis | ||
Forensic Science | ||
Human Osteology | ||
Geology | ||
The Earth Through Time and The Earth Through Time, Laboratory | ||
Environmental Geology | ||
The Dynamic Earth | ||
Sedimentary Field Studies | ||
Field Stratigraphy-Sedimentology | ||
Geomorphology | ||
Geoarchaeology | ||
Remote Sensing | ||
Quaternary Geology | ||
Geophysical Exploration I | ||
Introduction to Geographic Information Systems | ||
Advanced GIS Analysis | ||
Greek | ||
Greek Epigraphy | ||
History | ||
World History to 1500 | ||
West African History | ||
Early Medieval Europe, 300-1000 | ||
Pre-Columbian and Colonial Latin America | ||
The Vikings | ||
Museum Studies | ||
Introduction to Museums | ||
Introduction to Cultural Collections | ||
Introduction to Material Culture | ||
Historic Buildings and Sites | ||
Ethical Issues in Cultural Collections Management | ||
Religion | ||
Archaeology and the Bible | ||
Archaeology and the Ancient Near East | ||
Total Hours | 19 |
Other courses may be appropriate (e.g. those that primarily deal with material culture and/or applicable techniques [e.g., geochronology, ceramic design], senior thesis, independent studies, Internships, graduate-level courses, etc.) may be approved via petition. A Field School course is recommended for all students (e.g. ANT 4670 Field School in Archaeology) and ANT 4302 Archaeological Theory is recommended for students planning to apply to graduate programs.