Brown University:

Spring 2009

• Arcgaeologies of Place (audit) (Omur Harmansah)
• Roman Religions (audit) (Nicola Denzey Lewis)
• T.A.: Architecture and Memory (Omur Harmansah)

Fall 2008

• Public Humanities: a systems perspective (audit) (Gayle Gifford)
• International Cultural Heritage: Creating a Future for the Past (audit) (Michelle Berenfeld)
• T.A.: Classical Art in the RISD Museum (Gina Borromeo)

Spring 2008

• Island Archaeology in the Mediterranean (John Cherry)
• Sacred Space: Archaeological and Religious Studies Perspectives (Ian Straughn)
• Contemporary Issues in Archaeological Theory (Omur Harmansah)
• Egyptian Archaeology (audit) (Thomas Hikade)

Fall 2007

• Things! The Material World of Humanity (Christopher Witmore)
• Art and Archaeology of Civic Identity (Diana Ng)
• The Rise (and Demise) of the State in the Near East (Omur Harmansah)
• T.A.: Archaeologies of the Greek Past (Christopher Witmore)

Spring 2007

• Representing the Past: Archaeology through Image and Text (Steve Housten & Sheila Bonde)
• Trade and Exchange in the Late Aegean Bronze Age (John Cherry)
• Independent study: survey of Latin prose (John Bodel)
• T.A.: Field Archaeology in the Ancient World (Sue Alcock)

Fall 2006

• Architecture, Body, and Performance (Omur Harmansah)
• Introduction to the Public Humanities (Steve Lubar)
• Latin comedy: Terence (Adele Scafuro)
• Archaeology of Religion: Excavating the Sacred from Pre-History to Islam (audit) (Ian Straughn)

Spring 2006

• Exhibitions in Musuems (through the Anthro department and the Haffenreffer Museum of Anthropology) (Shep Krech & Kevin Smith)
• The Archaeology of Empires (Sue Alcock)
• The Body in Ancient Art (Harvard) (Irene Winter & Lyvia Morgan)
• Independent Reading in Latin: Seneca (Joseph Pucci)

Fall 2005

• Roman Copies of Greek Sculptures (Rolf Winkes)
• Museums and Material Culture (through the Anthro department and the Haffenreffer Museum of Anthropology) (Shep Krech & Kevin Smith)
• Independent reading in Latin: Cicero (John Bodel)
• Independent reading: Jewellery- techniques of production (Rolf Winkes)

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