BA in Archaeology - Archaeology of Social Complexity in Cincinnati United States | University of Cincinnati

Delve into subjects spanning regional archaeologies (including North America, Mesoamerica, Europe, Africa, Asia, the Mediterranean, and the Near East), the emergence of agriculture, formation of complex societies and urban centers, and material culture through cross-disciplinary studies in Anthropology, Architecture, Africana Studies, and Classics.
The Archaeology Bachelor's program equips students with comprehensive interdisciplinary education in archaeological techniques (such as surveying, excavating, recording, and analyzing archaeological sites and ancient landscapes), theoretical frameworks, legal aspects, and ethical considerations. A key component of this curriculum involves participating in an archaeological field school or public archaeology internship, offering students practical training in fieldwork and laboratory techniques that equip them for professional opportunities in the field.