15 Hours of Core Courses to Include:

• CLCV 217 - Greek Archaeology and Art Credits: (3)
• CLCV 218 - Roman Archaeology and Art Credits: (3)
• Three courses of at least three hours each in one ancient language, either Greek or Latin

3 Hours in Field Methods, Theory, or Museum Studies:

• ANTH 301 - Methods in Archaeology Credits: (3)
• ARTH 333 - Theories & Methods of Art History Credits: (3)
• Any course of 3 credits or more numbered CLCV 430 to 439
• CLCV 491 - Independent Study Credits: (1-3) (when on a topic in Field Methods, Theory, or Museum Studies)
• CLCV 492 - Museum Internship in Classical Art Credits: (3)
• CLCV 497 - Field Methods in Classical Archaeology Credits: (3-6)

3 Hours in Ancient History:

• CLCV 227 - History of Ancient Greece Credits: (3) or
• CLCV 228 - History of Ancient Rome Credits: (3)

12 Hours From the Following Elective Courses:

• CLCV 314 - Urbanism in the Ancient World Credits: (3)
• CLCV 330 - After Alexander: Art, Power, and Politics in the Hellenistic World Credits: (3)
• CLCV 340 - Roman Britain Credits: (3)
• CLCV 341 - Roman Greece Credits: (3)
• CLCV 342 - Pompeii and Herculaneum Credits: (3)
• CLCV 343 - Classical Myth in Ancient Art Credits: (3)
• CLCV 349 - Etruscan Archaeology: Italy before the Romans Credits: (3)
• CLCV 350 - Greek Religion Credits: (3)
• CLCV 351 - Roman Religion Credits: (3)
• CLCV 352 - Classical Athens Credits: (3)
• CLCV 355 - The Roman Family Credits: (3)
• CLCV 420 - Greek Vase Painting Credits: (3)
• CLCV 425 - Ancient Architecture Credits: (3)
• CLCV 431 - The Archaeology of Ritual Credits: (3)
• CLCV 432 - The Archaeology of Daily Life Credits: (3)
• CLCV 489 - The Ancient City Credits: (4)
• CLCV 497 - Field Methods in Classical Archaeology Credits: (3-6)

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• When on archaeological topics only:

• CLCV 150 - First Year Seminar Credits: (4)
• CLCV 480 - Research in Classical Studies Credits: (1)
• CLCV 490 - Advanced Topics in Classical Civilization Credits: (1-4)
• CLCV 491 - Independent Study Credits: (1-3)
• CLCV 492 - Museum Internship in Classical Art Credits: (3)
• CLCV 493 - Undergraduate Research Symposium in Classical Studies Credits: (1)
• CLCV 494 - Research Abroad in Classical Studies Credits: (1-3)
• CLCV 495 - Honors Credits: (3)
• CLCV 496 - Honors Credits: (3)

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• ARTH 353 - Early Christian and Byzantine Art and Architecture Credits: (3)

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• ANTH 315 - Environmental Archaeology Credits: (3)
• ANTH 451 - Archaeological Conservation (II) Credits: (3)
• ANTH 453 - Introduction to Zooarchaeology Credits: (4)
• ANTH 484 - Collecting and Exhibiting Culture Credits: (3)

3 Hours in Classical Studies Capstone

The Capstone requirement may be fulfilled by either of the following:

• CLCV 400 - Classical Studies Seminar Credits: (3)
• CLCV 401 - Classical Studies Colloquium Credits: (1)

• CLCV 401 in conjunction with a course of 3 or more credits specifically approved for this purpose, taken either prior to or concurrently with CLCV 401. Typically, the list of approved courses will consist of most 300- and 400-level courses offered in CLCV, GREK, HEBR, or LATN, including honors in Classical Studies (CLCV, GREK, or LATN 496), as well as other courses of 3 credits or more specifically approved for this purpose by the chair of Classical Studies.  Also eligible, with the approval of the chair, are interdisciplinary honors courses and interdisciplinary COLL 400 courses with significant Classical Studies content.  Courses applied to the capstone requirement in this manner may not be counted toward fulfilling other requirements for the major. 

Additional Information:

Up to two of the courses offered in other departments may count toward the major. CLCV 497  may be counted only once, as either fulfilling the field methods requirement or counting as an elective.