(= A ARH 207) Egyptian Art and Archaeology

Catalog description

This course is a survey of the archaeological remains of Ancient Egypt, in which students will gain an understanding of the chronological development and changing artistic styles of this formative North African civilization. Special attention will be paid to the Bronze Age, traditionally considered the height of ancient Egypt's prosperity and production. Students will learn to assess artistic and architectural remains as a means to better understand the Egyptian people and their historical culture. Only one version of A ARH 207 may be taken for credit.