ARCH 2010B Approaches to Archaeological Survey in the Old World [CRN: 16825]
Recent decades have witnessed a marked development of interest in regional approaches to the ancient world and its landscapes. This seminar will explore the history of this development, as well as survey’s impact on the work of both ancient historians and archaeologists. Topics to be covered include survey design and methodology, and the wider implications and lessons of regional analysis. W 3:00-5:20. Instructor: John Cherry.

Note: The links below are still in the process of being updated:

Click here to download the course syllabus: ARCH2010B-Survey-Syllabus2014.doc

Click here for digital versions of some of the weekly readings (links have now been removed, for copyright protection): "September 10" and "Readings September 10"

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ARCH2010B Fall14 S01 Approaches to Archaeological Survey in the Old World