Archaeological Studies

Andrew T. Wilburn, Professor of Classics; chair

Benjamin T. Lee, Professor of Classics
Amy V. Margaris, Associate Professor of Anthropology
Michael J. Moore, Donald R. Longman Professor of Biology
Amanda H. Schmidt, Professor of Geosciences

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Archaeology is the study of past societies through their material remains. The Archaeological Studies Program at Oberlin College encompasses interdepartmental offerings that explore cultures from all over the world, from the prehistoric to the early historic period. This program of study introduces students to the analytic tools and ethical considerations that guide today’s archaeological research.

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Majors, Minors, and Integrative Concentrations

• Archaeological Studies Major  

Courses

• ACHS 300 - Senior Project
• ACHS 400 - Archaeological Studies Honors
• ACHS 995F - Private Reading - Full
• ACHS 995H - Private Reading - Half