Antiquities Courses

• 215 (3): Soils
• 425 (2): Soil and Crop Management

• 226 (3): Cultural Anthropology
• 250 (3): World Prehistory
• 301 (3): Anthropology of Religion
• 325 (3): North American Indian Cultures
• 330 (1-3): Peoples and Cultures
• 335 (3): Peoples/Cultures of the Middle East
• 340 (3): Old World Archaeology
• 350 (3): Fundamentals of Archaeology
• 360 (3): North American Archaeology
• 397 (1-3): Special Topics
• 451 (3-6): Prehistoric Field Archaeology
• 452 (3-6): Historic Field Archaeology
• 453 (1-3): Archaeological Laboratory Methods
• 454 (1-3): Archaeological Research and Report Preparation
• 540 (3): Topics and Problems in Near Eastern Archaeology
• 596 (1-3): Directed Readings
• 599 (1-3): Directed Research

• 255 (3): Photography I
• 385 (3): Art of the Americas
• 474 (3): Classical Art
• 485 (3): Art of Mesoamerica

• 369 (4): General Ecology

• 485 (3): American Folklore

• 275 (3): Intro to Plane Surveying
• 300 (3): Regional Geog/ Anglo-America
• 301 (3): Geography of the Ozarks
• 320 (3): Cultural Geography
• 348 (3): Geomorphology
• 360 (3): Interpretation of Aerial Photography
• 363 (4): Principles of Cartography

• 201 (3): Intermediate Greek
• 202 (3): Intermediate Greek (continued)
• 301 (3): Studies in Greek Prose
• 302 (3): Studies in Greek Poetry
• 498 (1-3): Seminar Course in Ancient Greek

• 201 (3): Intermediate Biblical Hebrew
• 202 (3): Intermediate Biblical Hebrew (cont.)

• 331 (3): African American History I
• 341 (3): Ancient Greece
• 343 (3): Ancient Rome
• 350 (3): Latin American Civilization
• 370 (3): History of the Middle East from 600-1914
• 375 (3): Ozarks in American History
• 390 (3): Intro to Historiography
• 496 (1-2): Independent Readings in History
• 509 (3): Indian History
• 510 (3): The Plains Indians
• 518 (3): Colonial America
• 541 (3): Ancient Near East to 1200 B.C.E.
• 542 (3): Ancient Israel
• 597 (3): Special Topics in Ancient History

• 121 (3): Classical Mythology
• 180 (3): Hero and Quest (when applicable)
• 240 (3): Epics From Classical Antiquity
• 321 (3): Comparative Mythology 
• 325 (3): Greek Civilization
• 326 (3): Roman Civilization

• 201 (3): Intermediate Latin
• 202 (3): Intermediate Latin (continued)
• 312 (3): Latin Composition
• 450 (3): Republican Latin Prose
• 451 (3): Republican Latin Poetry
• 460 (3): Augustan Latin Prose
• 461 (3): Augustan Latin Poetry
• 470 (3): Silver Latin Prose
• 471 (3): Silver Latin Poetry
• 480 (1): Research in Latin Literature
• 485 (3): Patristics and Late Latin Writers
• 499 (1-3): Independent Study

• 306 (3): Ancient Philosophy

• 101 (3): The Literature and World of the Old Testament
• 102 (3): The Literature and World of the New Testament
• 312 (3): The Hebrew Prophets
• 315 (3): American Indian Religions
• 320 (3): Jesus of Nazareth
• 321 (3): Paul
• 350 (3): Islam
• 362 (3): Jesus and the Parables Tradition
• 397 (3): Religious Studies Topics
• 510 (3): Topics in Old Testament Studies
• 520 (3): Topics in New Testament Studies
• 570 (3): Archaeology and the Old Testament
• 571 (3): Archaeology and the New Testament
• 580 (3): Topics in Religious Studies

 SOCIOLOGY (SOC)

• 302 (3): Statistics for Social Research
• 314 (3): Rural Sociology

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