Undergraduate Bulletin > Liberal Studies > Archaeology Program
Archaeology Program
College of Arts & Sciences
1104 Moore Humanities and Research Administration
336/334-5590
www.uncg.edu/arc
Committee Members
Jeffrey S. Soles, Chair, Archaeology Program, Department of Classical Studies
Carlina de la Cova, Department of Anthropology
A. Asa Eger, Department of History
Maura K. Heyn, Department of Classical Studies
Joseph B. Mountjoy, Department of Anthropology, Emeritus
Joanne M. Murphy, Department of Classical Studies
Jeffrey C. Patton, Department of Geography
P. Daniel Royall, Department of Geography
Roy Stine, Department of Geography
Linda Stine, Department of Anthropology
The Special Programs in Liberal Studies major with a concentration in Archaeology introduces students to the ancient civilizations and cultures of the Old and New Worlds and to the analytical tools that facilitate their study. The major is designed to develop both anthropological and historical perspectives in archaeological research, to encompass the range of prehistoric to early historic cultures in the Old and New Worlds, and to introduce the theoretical concepts and methodological techniques appropriate to archaeological research.
The Program’s faculty are actively involved in field work in Greece, Mexico, and North Carolina, and students are expected to participate in those or other field work projects.
