Archaeology is the study of the human past by means of the physical residues of past human behavior: for example, pottery, stone, and metal tools, and the remains of ancient dwelling sites. An ...

The University will offer a new undergraduate major in archaeology beginning in the 2025–26 academic year. The major will be housed within the Arts & Humanities Collegiate Division, bringing together ...

The material remains of a culture offer unique insights into the lives of those who have gone before us. How did they live? What did they value? What stories shaped them? The study of classical ...

This course provides an introduction to the multidisciplinary field of modern archaeology. Through this course, students will be introduced to the history, theories, methods, and broader social ...

Archaeology is the study of the human past, principally by means of the physical residue of past human behavior. Archaeological science is the application of techniques from the physical sciences to ...

Archaeology@Conn is a comprehensive framework that trains undergraduates in archaeological methods, ethics, theory, and practice, all within the tradition of the liberal arts. This framework includes ...

Archaeologists at William & Mary have been nationally recognized in their field for excellence in service and teaching. Audrey Horning ’89, Forrest D. Murden Professor of Anthropology, became ...

In her class Descendents of the Sun: The Inca and Their Ancestors, archaeologist Lauren Kohut brings the experience of doing fieldwork in the Andean highlands to students in a classroom in Maine.

The Department of Archaeology at Simon Fraser University, in partnership with the British Columbia Association of Professional Archaeologists, is pleased to announce the return of the BC Archaeology ...