The Archaeology department maintains an accredited program for the study and discovery of the physical remains of ancient civilizations, and their documentation of cultural, historical, scientific and religious development. Unlike many university archaeology departments, Miskatonic’s Archeology Department provides students with hands-on field experience as early as their first year of study. The department’s Archaeology Museum has a vast collection of artifacts from excavations around the world, and while these artifacts allow students to study the cultural history of various locales from the safety of Arkham, regular field excursions are the preferred method of instruction.
Courses
Egyptology
An intensive study of Egypt, her history, and her people, culminating in a week-long excursion to participate in on-going archeological digs in Egypt.
Introduction to Archaeology
The first course required of all students interested in pursuing archaeological studies. This course provides a survey of major civilizations as well as practical training in the classification and handling or artifacts. Introduction to Archaeological Fieldwork is a co-requisite for this course.
Introduction to Archaeological Fieldwork
This course, designed for students in their first semester of archaeological studies, introduces students to practices in the field through a series of short excursions to local sites. Students must successfully complete this course before enrolling in higher level archeology courses, as this course provides foundational training required to ensure that students do not damage priceless artifacts at important archaeological sites worldwide.
Faculty
Year | Title | Fname | Mname | Display Name | Lname | Suffix | Studies | Order |
---|
Alumni
Title | Fname | Mname | Lname | Suffix | Year | Studies | Order | Display Name | Faculty | Trustee | House |
---|