ARCH courses at Brown
10,616 ARCH courses at Brown University, with prerequisites, ratings, workload, and what each one unlocks.
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- ARCH 1475Petra: Ancient Wonder, Modern Challenge
- ARCH 1481The Silk Roads, Past and Present (HIST 1974A)
- ARCH 1486The Bureaucracy of Hell: Envisioning Death in East Asian Art (HIAA 1213)
- ARCH 1487Environmental History of East Asia (HIST 1820B)
- ARCH 1490Ancient Central Asia in the Shadow of Alexander
- ARCH 1492The Priest-Kings and Village Life of Ancient Pakistan and India
- ARCH 1494Southeast Asia’s Entangled Pasts: Excavated, Curated, and Contested
- ARCH 1500Classical Art from Ruins to RISD: Ancient Objects/Modern IssuesCBLR
- ARCH 1501Islamic Art in the RISD Museum: Thinking With Objects (HIAA 1418).
- ARCH 1515The Fair Sex: Female Body and Sexuality in Ancient Greece and Beyond
- ARCH 1517Growing Up Ancient: Childhood, Gender, and Identity in the Ancient World
- ARCH 1536Archeological Ethnographies: Heritage and Community in the Mediterranean (ANTH 1126)
- ARCH 1538Heritage Under Fire: From Conflict to Understanding, Memory, and ReconciliationDIAPCBLR
- ARCH 1539Gastronomic Heritage (ANTH 1920).
- ARCH 1541Cultural Heritage in Crisis (HIAA 1010)
- ARCH 1543Decolonizing Classical Antiquity:White Nationalism,Colonialism, Ancient Material Heritage(MGRK 1220)
- ARCH 1544Heritage in the Metropolis: Remembering and Preserving the Urban Past (URBN 1871A)
- ARCH 1546The Monuments Men: Embedded Scholars and the Military-Archaeology Complex
- ARCH 1549Art and Crime: The History and Hazards of Collecting the Classical (HIAA 1306)
- ARCH 1574Merchants, Trade, and Commerce in the Roman World (CLAS 1441)
- ARCH 1600Archaeologies of the Near East
- ARCH 1602The Age of Empires: The Ancient Near East in the First Millennium BC (ASYR 1300)
- ARCH 1603Color and Culture in the Ancient Near East (ASYR 1160)
- ARCH 1604Borderlands: Art and Culture between Rome and Iran (HIAA 1432).
- ARCH 1606Imagining the Gods: Myths and Myth-making in Ancient Mesopotamia (ASYR 1100)
- ARCH 1609Ancient Babylonian Magic and Medicine (ASYR1500)
- ARCH 1612The Persian Empire and Achaemenid Culture (CLAS 1230).
- ARCH 1621Pyramids, Power, Propaganda: Ancient Egyptian History to 1300 BCE (EGYT 1430)
- ARCH 1622Art, Secrecy, and Invisibility in Ancient Egypt
- ARCH 1624Ancient Egyptian Art II (EGYT 1510)
- ARCH 1626Gods, Mummies, and Myths: Exploring Ancient Egyptian Society (EGYT 1050).
- ARCH 1627Daily Life In Ancient Egypt (EGYT 1465)
- ARCH 1630Fighting Pharaohs: Ancient Egyptian Warfare
- ARCH 1634The Crossroads of Three Continents: Ancient Egypt’s History from the Collapse to Cleopatra EGYT 1435
- ARCH 1635The Great Heresy: Egypt in the Amarna Period
- ARCH 1642Queering Ancient Egypt
- ARCH 1670The Beginning of the End? Neolithic "Revolutions" and the Shaping of the Modern World
- ARCH 1703AWater and Architecture (HIAA 1101C)
- ARCH 1704Sacred Waters of the Ancient World (HIAA 1309).
- ARCH 1705The Palaces of Ancient Rome (HIAA 1301)
- ARCH 1707Seven Wonders of the Ancient World (CLAS 1120Q)
- ARCH 1708Sacred Sites: Law, Politics, Religion (RELS 1610)
- ARCH 1711Iconoclasm: Destroying Images in the Near East and Beyond (ASYR 1090).
- ARCH 1712Ruins: Cross-cultural Understandings of the Material Traces of the Past
- ARCH 1713Architectural Reuse: The Appropriation of the Past (HIAA 1440F)
- ARCH 1720How Houses Build People
- ARCH 1765Pandemics, Pathogens, and Plagues in the Greek and Roman Worlds
- ARCH 1768Death in the West (CLAS 1420)
- ARCH 1769Unearthing the Body: History, Archaeology, and Biology at the End of Antiquity (HIST 1835A)
- ARCH 1771Archaeology of Death (ANTH 1623)