To declare your participation in the Program in Archaeology, fill out this form  and submit it Nathan Arrington (nta@princeton.edu)

The Program in Archaeology provides students with an interdisciplinary foundation in archaeology—the study of the material remains of the past—and equips students to use archaeological evidence in other fields of inquiry. The Program offers courses that cover many cultures and periods, including Egypt, the Near East, Greece, Rome, and the Americas. It encourages a deep integration of the humanities and the sciences, and promotes the awareness of issues of cultural heritage.

The program is open to all majors who have taken any one of the courses offered by the program. Students should apply to the program during their sophomore year. 

ART 100 An Introduction to the History of Art: Meanings in the Visual Arts

ART 365 / LAS 370 / ANT 365 Olmec Art

ART 394 / NES 384 Arts of the Islamic World

HUM 350 / ART 302 / AMS 352 Battle Lab: The Battle of Princeton

ANT 201 Introduction to Anthropology

ANT 390 History of Anthropological Theory

CEE 538 Holistic Analysis of Heritage Structures (open to undergraduates)

GEO 102A / ENV 102A / STC 102A Climate: Past, Present, and Future

GEO 203 / ENE 203 Fundamentals of Solid Earth Science 

GEO 362 / ENV 362 Earth History

ANT 379 / HUM 379 / AMS 379 Making History: Museums, Monuments, and Cultural Heritage

ART 202 / HLS 202 / CLA 200 Greek Art and Archaeology

ART 326 How Was It Made and Who Made It?

ART 401 Introduction to Archaeology

ART 412 / CLA 412 / HLS 412 Attic Vase-Painting: Style, Subject and Social Context

CLA 247A / HUM 249A The Science of Roman History

GEO 370 / ENV 370 / CEE 370 Sedimentology

LAS 339 / ANT 396 / ART 388 Towards a Material History of Latin America

NES 390 / HIS 221 Medieval Cairo: A Survival Guide

ANT 300 Ethnography, Evidence and Experience 

ANT 390A History of Anthropological Theory 

ANT 390B History of Anthropological Theory 

LAS 224 / ART 224 / ANT 394 Archaeology of South America 

ART 100 An Introduction to the History of Art

ART 201 / ARC 209 Roman Architecture 

CLA 548 Problems in Ancient History: Introduction to Ancient and Medieval Numismatics 

GEO 203 / ENE 203 Fundamentals of Solid Earth Science

GEO 102A / ENV 102A / STC 102A Climate: Past, Present, and Future

HUM 315 / CLA 315 / REL 301 Incarceration in Antiquity

ART 267          Mesoamerican Art

ART 309          The Romans’ Painted World

ART 395          The Ancient Egyptian Body

ART 401          Introduction to Archaeology

ART 418          Antioch through the Ages

ART 215          Human Adaptation

CLA 326          Pompeii: Life in a Roman Town

HIS 476          The Vikings: History and Archaeology

ART 100 Intro to History of Art: Visual Arts

ART 232 / NES 232 The Arts of the Islamic World

ART / CLA / NES 296 The Foundations of Civilization

ANT 422  Death, Aging and Mortality:  Cultural and Biosocial Perspectives

ART / AAS / AFS 473 Kongo Art

CLA /HLS / PAW 548 Problems in Ancient History – Numismatics

GEO / ENV / STC 102 Climate: Past, Present, and Future

GEO/ ENE 203 Fundamentals of Solid Earth Science

GEO / ENV 362 Earth History

GEO 365 Evolution and Catastrophes

GEO 378 / MSE 348 Mineralogy

HUM 450 / ART 405 Battle of Princeton in Space and Time

ANT 206  Human Evolution

ART 103 / LAS 215 / ANT 233 Art of the Americas: The First 5,000 Years

ART 289 / CLA 289  Art and Archaeology in Cleopatra’s Multicultural Egypt

ART 365 / LAS 370 / ANT 365 Olmec Art

ART 367 / ART 373 / ANT 379 Inca Art and Architecture

ART 401  Introduction to Archaeology

ART 409 / REL 409 The Archaeology of Jerusalem

GEO 370  Sedimentology

HIS 476 / MED 476 -- The Vikings: History and Archaeology

ART 100 Introduction to the History of Art

ANT 201 Introduction to Anthropology

ART 204 Greek Archaeology: The Classical Period

ANT 300 Ethnography, Evidence and Experience

ANT 390 History of Anthropological Theory

ART 419/LAS 399 Theory, History, and Practice of Textile: The Andes

ANT 445 The Anthropology of Ruins

GEO / ENV / STC 102 Climate: Past, Present, and Future

GEO/ ENE 203 Fundamentals of Solid Earth Science