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Courses
All courses for this program are required.
CAS SP 400 Intensive Spanish Language and Culture, 2 cr.
CAS AR 503 Archaeological Field
Methods: Survey and Excavation
An interdisciplinary course dealing with field and laboratory techniques; research
methods, concepts, and problems in archaeological theory; and formulation of
research designs. Staff. 4 cr.
CAS AR 551 Studies in Mesoamerican Archaeology
Analysis of major events and processes of the Maya area as studied through field
tours of archaeological sites, and informal pro-seminars. Staff. 4 cr.
CAS AR 556 Archaeological Field Research Experience
Supervised original research in an excavation, survey, or field laboratory
situation, as part of a field study program. 8 cr.
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William Saturno: Ph.D., Harvard University. Dr. Saturno is a Assistant Professor of Archaeology at Boston University, and director of the San Bartolo Regional Archaeology Project. He discovered an ancient, well-preserved Maya mural in San Bartolo, and is a specialist in Maya archaeology. His additional interests include remote sensing, GIS, art & iconography, complex societies, and archaeology in popular culture.
For additional information about Professor Saturno's work and Proyecto San Bartolo, visit www.sanbartolo.org.
Contact us at 617-353-9888 or abroad@bu.edu