CLASS INFORMATION

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This page is provided for students enrolled in Nautical Archaeology Program classes. Class schedules, syllabi, notes, tests, reviews, etc. can be found here if provided by the instructor. This page is provided in anticipation that the instructors will post available information. If the class title is not underlined in blue, no information on the class is available at this time.

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Nautical Archaeology Program Classes

FALL 2007

• Anth 489: Archaeology of Ancient Greece, Dr. Deborah Carlson
• Anth 605: Conservation of Cultural Resources I, Dr. Donny L. Hamilton 
• Anth 611: Nautical Archaeology, Dr. Cemal Pulak
• Anth 615: History of Wooden Shipbuilding, Dr. Cemal Pulak
• Anth 616: Research and Reconstruction of Ships, Dr. Filipe Castro
• Anth 618: Medieval Seafaring in the Mediterranean, Dr. Filipe Castro
• Anth 636: Computer Graphics in Archaeology, Dr. C. Wayne Smith

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SPRING 2008

• Anth 318: Nautical Archaeology of the Americas, Ben Ford
• Anth 489:  Piracy in the New World, Katie Custer
• Anth 489/689:  Archaeological Photography, Dr. C. Wayne Smith
  
• Anth 606: Conservation of Cultural Resources II, Dr. C. Wayne Smith
• Anth 628:  New World Seafaring, Dr. Kevin Crisman
• Anth 633:  Deep-Submergence Archaeology, Dr. Shelley Wachsmann
  
• Anth 689:  Seafaring Life and Maritime Communities:  1450 - 1950, Dr. Kevin Crisman

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OTHER CLASSES PREVIOUSLY OFFERED

• Anth 313: Introduction to Historical Archaeology, Dr. Donny Hamilton
• Anth 317: Introduction to Biblical Archaeology, Dr. Shelley Wachsmann
• Anth 489: Archaeology of Ancient Italy, Dr. Deborah Carlson
• Anth 489: Special Topics: Nautical Archaeology of the Discoveries: World Seafaring 1400-1650, Dr. Kevin Crisman
• Anth 610: Outfitting and Sailing the Wooden Ship, Dr. Kevin Crisman
  
• Anth 612: Preclassical Seafaring, Dr. Shelley Wachsmann
• Anth 612: Preclassical Seafaring (Bibliography)
• Anth 613: Classical Seafaring, Dr. Deborah Carlson
• Anth 613: Classical Seafaring (Bibliography)
• Anth 614:  Books and Treatises on Shipbuilding, Dr. Filipe Castro
• Anth 629:  Post-Medieval Seafaring, Dr. Kevin Crisman
• Anth 689: Survey of Mediterranean Pottery, Dr. Deborah Carlson

 

RELATED LINKS 

	Texas A&M University		Conservation Research Laboratory
	Nautical Archaeology Program		Archaeological Preservation Research Laboratory
	TAMU Anthropology Department		Institute of Nautical Archaeology

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