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 1864Paleoethnobotany: Ancient Agriculture to Criminal Investigations (ARCH 1864).Offered Spring 2027
- ARCH 1865Environmental Amnesia: How to Navigate Losses in Nature by Looking at the Past (ENVS 1879).
- ARCH 1866Ice, Coral, Dust and Pollen: Multidisciplinary Approaches to Climate History (ENVS 1917)
- ARCH 1867Pastoralism and Power: Lush Lives of Arid Landscapes
- ARCH 1868River Histories: Fishes, Floods and the Transformation of Freshwater Ecosystems (HIST 1974D)
- ARCH 1869Environmental Archaeology: Sustainability, Catastrophe, and Resilience (ANTH 1560).
- ARCH 1870Environmental Archaeology
- ARCH 1871Geoaesthetics and the Environmental Humanities (HMAN 1973Q)
- ARCH 1872Environmental Anthropology (ANTH 1555)
- ARCH 1873Imperialism and Environmental Change (HIST 1976I)
- ARCH 1874The Anthropocene: The Past and Present of Environmental Change (ENVS 1910)
- ARCH 1875Sustainability - Past and PresentDIAP
- ARCH 1876How to Do Things w/ Maps:Cartography, Power, Political Imagination,from Gilgamesh-Google(HMAN 1973V)
- ARCH 1877The Pictured Text (ANTH 1830)
- ARCH 1879A World in Color: Seeing and Experiencing Colors in Ancient Times
- ARCH 1881Introduction to Geographic Information Systems and Spatial Analysis (ANTH 1201).
- ARCH 1882Introduction to Geographic Information Systems for Environmental Applications (EEPS1320).
- ARCH 1883Global Environmental Remote Sensing (GEOL 1330)
- ARCH 1884Remote Sensing of Earth and Planetary Surfaces (EEPS 1710)
- ARCH 1886Introduction to Spatial Digital Humanities (HMAN 1300B)
- ARCH 1887Illustrating Knowledge (HIAA 1101A)
- ARCH 1890Lost Languages
- ARCH 1891Alien Writing: Invented Scripts from Demons to Dune (ASYR 1020)
- ARCH 1892Non-Destructive Archaeology: Reconstructing the Past from Geophysics to Drones
- ARCH 1900The Archaeology of College Hill
- ARCH 1970Individual Study Project in Old World Archaeology and ArtOffered Spring 2027
- ARCH 1990Senior Honors Thesis in Archaeology and the Ancient WorldOffered Spring 2027
- ARCH 2000Mediterranean and Near Eastern Archaeologies: Research Traditions and Practices
- ARCH 2006Principles of Archaeology (ANTH 2501)
- ARCH 2010BApproaches to Archaeological Survey in the Old World
- ARCH 2020EEconomy and Trade in the Later Bronze Age Aegean and East Mediterranean
- ARCH 2041Mesoamerican Archaeology and Ethnohistory (ANTH 2520)
- ARCH 2101Material Matters (ANTH 2515)
- ARCH 2102Postcolonial Matters: Material Culture between Colonialism and Globalization
- ARCH 2103Trace and Absence: Comparative Perspectives on the Past in Things (HMAN 2402E)
- ARCH 2105Ceramic Analysis for Archaeology
- ARCH 2112Roman Epigraphy (LATN 2120A)
- ARCH 2114Archaeologies of Text (ASYR 2800)
- ARCH 2115Ancient Mediterranean Scripts: Origins, Contact, Obsolescence
- ARCH 2117Marking Meaning: Visual Signs, Language, and Graphic Invention (HMAN 2401V).
- ARCH 2141Biomolecular Approaches in Archaeology
- ARCH 2143Asian Reprographics A Long History of Impression (ARCH 2143).
- ARCH 2151Slow Archaeology: Thinking Things through in Archaeological Theory and Philosophy
- ARCH 2153Archaeological Ethnography: A Multi-Temporal Contact Zone
- ARCH 2156Other Pasts: Alternative Ontologies in the Study of What Was
- ARCH 2157Subaltern Communities: Archaeological Perspectives Beyond Domination and Resistance
- ARCH 2158Decolonial Matters: Thinking from the South (HMAN 2401M)
- ARCH 2176The World of Late Antiquity (CLAS 2100G)
- ARCH 2177Reframing Medieval Art (HIAA 2440F)
- ARCH 2178Architectural Reuse: The Appropriation of the Past (HIAA 2440D)