Explore the programs and courses offered by Archaeology
Browse Programs Admission InformationThe archaeology program is divided into several specializations, such as Prehistoric Archaeology, Ancient Archaeology, and Islamic Archaeology. The program includes core academic courses as well as specialized field training. Students learn how to analyze tools and archaeological sites using advanced excavation techniques. The program also provides practical experience through field training periods at real archaeological sites, allowing students to apply the theoretical skills acquired in a field context.
Program Duration:
Bachelor's Degree: The program consists of 3 years of study to obtain a Bachelor's degree in Archaeology.
1. Prehistoric Archaeology:
Introduction to Archaeology: Study the fundamentals of archaeology and its historical development. Introduction to key concepts and methodologies used in archaeological research.
Excavation and Archaeological Digging Techniques: Learn the basic excavation techniques used to extract material evidence from archaeological sites.
Study of the Stone Ages: Analyze tools and equipment used by humans in the Stone Ages to understand human evolution.
2. Ancient Archaeology:
Study of Material Remains from Ancient Civilizations: Study the tools, art, and architecture from ancient civilizations such as the Egyptians, Sumerians, Greeks, and Romans.
Archaeological Methodologies for Analyzing Art and Tools: Learn the methods used to analyze the art and artifacts of ancient cultures.
Archaeology in the Middle East and the Mediterranean Basin: Study key archaeological sites in the Middle East and the Mediterranean Basin, with a focus on the cultural history of these regions.
3. Islamic Archaeology:
Art and Architecture in the Islamic Period: Study the architectural and artistic techniques of Islamic monuments, including mosques and historical buildings.
Analysis of Material Remains in the Islamic World: Learn to analyze the artifacts and material remains from the Islamic world to understand the evolution of crafts and arts.
Evolution of Decorative Arts and Handicrafts in Islamic Civilization: Study the decorative arts and handicraft industries that flourished in the Islamic era, such as pottery, carvings, and decorative designs.
Advanced Topics
1. Prehistoric Archaeology:
Laboratory analysis techniques for stone tools and bones: Learning how to use modern laboratory methods to study tools and bones from archaeological sites.
Studies on human evolution through the ages: Studying how humans evolved from ancient times to the modern era based on archaeological evidence.
Field research in prehistoric sites: Conducting research projects at real archaeological sites to analyze tools and extract data.
2. Ancient Archaeology:
Excavation techniques in ancient cities: Studying advanced excavation methods in ancient cities to extract material evidence.
Study of cultural interactions between ancient civilizations: Analyzing how different civilizations influenced each other through discovered artifacts.
Research projects on ancient antiquities: Conducting in-depth research on topics related to ancient antiquities to offer new insights into past civilizations.
3. Islamic Archaeology:
Study of the evolution of Islamic decorative arts: Analyzing the development of Islamic decorative arts through the ages.
Analysis of architectural remains of mosques and Islamic buildings: Studying construction and decoration techniques of mosques and historical buildings in the Islamic world.
Research projects and field studies in Islamic sites: Conducting field projects to document and analyze Islamic remains at historical sites.