Course Overview
The Archaeology, Technology, and Historical Structures (BA) program at the University of Rochester offers an interdisciplinary approach to the study of human history through material culture, technology, and built environments. This unique program combines traditional archaeological methods with cutting-edge technologies to analyze historical structures and artifacts. Students engage in fieldwork, digital modeling, and archival research to understand past societies and their technological advancements.
Unique Features
The program stands out for its emphasis on digital humanities and the integration of tools like 3D imaging, GIS mapping, and virtual reconstructions. Students have opportunities to participate in excavations and research projects both locally and internationally, often in collaboration with cultural heritage organizations.
Career Prospects
Graduates are well-prepared for careers in archaeology, cultural resource management, museum curation, and heritage conservation. The program also equips students with transferable skills in research, data analysis, and technology, opening doors to roles in education, public policy, and digital heritage projects.
Key Faculty and Staff
The program is supported by faculty with expertise in archaeology, historical preservation, and digital technologies. Notable staff include professors from the Department of History and affiliated centers who specialize in ancient technologies and structural analysis.
Facilities and Partnerships
Students have access to advanced laboratories for artifact analysis and digital imaging, as well as partnerships with local historical societies and international archaeological projects. The university’s resources include specialized libraries and archives for historical research.
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