Egyptology and Assyriology
Brown University · RI · EGYPTOLOGYASSYRIOLOGY
Egyptology and Assyriology is a degree at Brown University, RI. It covers areas like ancient egypt, ancient greece, ancient greek, research projects, middle eastern history, postgraduate research methods. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
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What you'll study in Egyptology and Assyriology
Example subjects: The Zodiac: A 3000 Year History of Horoscopes, Astronomy, and Imagination, The Cradle of Civilization? An Introduction to the Ancient Near East, Alien Writing: Invented Scripts from Demons to Dune, Libraries in the Ancient World: From Assurbanipal to Alexandria, Astronomy, Divination and Politics in the Ancient World, Individual Study Project, Ancient Scientific Texts: Akkadian, Preliminary Examination Preparation, Reading and Research, Thesis Preparation, Introduction to Egyptian Archaeology and Art, Gods, Mummies, and Myths: Exploring Ancient Egyptian Society.
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What will I study in Egyptology and Assyriology?
Egyptology and Assyriology covers areas like ancient-egypt, research-projects, ancient-greek, ancient-greece, postgraduate-research-methods, planning, library-science, field-education.
Who offers Egyptology and Assyriology?
Egyptology and Assyriology is offered by Brown University, RI.
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