Bachelor of Arts /MA in Archaeology in Boston United States | Boston University

Archaeology is a worldwide field that uses comparative analysis to study various forms of material culture, aiming to uncover insights about ancient and more recent civilizations. The Archaeology Program offers instruction and practical training in excavating, examining, and interpreting artifacts from human history, incorporating scientific methods and heritage studies.

Learning Objectives
Graduates with an Archaeology major will be equipped to:

Show understanding of archaeological theory's historical development.
Display familiarity with archaeological findings from diverse global regions.
Utilize analytical techniques to study artifacts typically found in archaeological collections.
Engage in meaningful archaeological fieldwork or research projects.
Apply foundational knowledge of archaeological practices, theories, case studies, and ethical considerations to assess current discussions about humanity's past, both in writing and presentations.