Classical Archaeology

Degrees Offered: M.A.
http://ase.tufts.edu/classics/graduate
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Dedicated to the study of the history, literature, archaeology, and cultural legacies of Greece, Rome, and the ancient Mediterranean and Europe, the department offers master's programs in the classics and in classical archaeology.

The Master of Arts program in classics is particularly suited to those who wish to strengthen their knowledge and understanding of the ancient languages and the history and culture of the Ancient World, and also hone their teaching skills in preparation either for a doctoral program or for a secondary school teaching career.

The Master of Arts program in classical archaeology is dedicated to training students in classical archaeology and its contribution to our knowledge and understanding of the material culture, arts, and history of the Mediterranean world. Course offerings also provide exposure to current methodological issues, techniques, and problems of field archaeology. This program is ideally suited for students interested in preparing for an archaeology doctoral program or curatorial work in ancient art.

FACULTY/SPECIALTY

Emma Blake
Ph.D. University of Cambridge
Archaeology of the Ancient World, Bronze Age Archaeology

Gregory R. Crane
Ph.D., Harvard University
Greek literature, computers and classics

R. Bruce Hitchner
Ph.D., University of Michigan
Roman archaeology and history, the ancient economy

Peter Der Manuelian
Ph.D., Boston University
Egyptian history and archaeology, hieroglyphs

Betsey J. Halpern
Ph.D., University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
Latin and Greek literatures

Steven W. Hirsch
Ph.D., Stanford University
Greek, Roman, and Near Eastern history

Regina Merzlak
Ph.D., Harvard University
Latin and Greek literatures

Joanne H. Phillips
Ph.D., Harvard University
Latin and Greek literatures, Greek and Roman medicine

Peter L.D. Reid
Ph.D., University of California-Los Angeles
Latin and Greek literatures, medieval Latin

Susan Setnik
M.A., Tufts University
Latin and Greek languages

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