Bs classical civilizations in Duquesne university

An overview of the discipline of archaeology. Special attention will be devoted to the discipline's aims, history, theories, and methods, and also its modern practice, problems, ethical concerns, and significance. This course will address the nature of archaeological evidence, how we interpret it, and what we should do with it. The main focus will be on archaeological sites in the Mediterranian and Near East, but the discussion will touch on others throughout the world. As will be clear immediately and throughout, at the heart of this course is the identity of human beings, past and present.

Official high school transcripts and college transcripts, Letter of recommendation and Personal Essay, Typical SAT scores: Math (520-610), Critical reading (520-600), Writing (500-600), ACT Composite (23-28)

Teaching, Arts and Cultural Management, Law, Government, Medicine

1st Nov