Minor in Antiquities (Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science)

A. ANT 250(3)

B. Complete 15 hours from the following areas. No more than nine hours of the 18 hour minor may be taken from any one department and at least one course must be taken from each area.

1. Classical Studies: HST 341(3), 343(3), 597(3)*; LLT 121(3), 240(3), 321(3), 325(3), 326(3); LTN or GRK above 102; PHI 306(3); REL 571(3)

2. Near Eastern Studies: ANT 335(3), 540(3); HST 541(3), 542(3), 597(3)*; REL 101(3), 102(3), 312(3), 320(3), 321(3), 350(3), 362(3), 397(3)*, 510(3), 520(3), 570(3), 571(3), HBW above 102

3. New World Studies: ANT 325(3), 360(3), 397(1-3)*, 451(3-6)*, 599(1-3)*; ART 385(3), 485(3); HST 350(3), 509(3), 510(3); REL 315(3)

*when applicable

Administration of the program. The Administrator of Antiquities is responsible for the administration of the program with the assistance of the faculty Antiquities Committee. It is the responsibility of the student’s academic advisor (who is a member of the Antiquities Committee) to approve the student’s degree program. The approved program, including evaluation of transfer credits, is submitted to the Administrator for final approval. All agreements are filed as a part of the student’s degree program. Any alteration of the program must be approved by the Antiquities Committee. Drop and add will be handled by the major advisor, provided that the student’s degree program is not altered.