AAMW course numbers are crosslisted with departmentally based courses. Not all courses of relevance to AAMW students have AAMW numbers. Potentially relevant courses can be found in the rosters from the departments and programs in the History of Art, Ancient History, Anthropology, Classical Studies, History, Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations, Religious Studies, Architecture and Historic Preservation. In addition courses may be taken for Penn credit at Bryn Mawr and Princeton. Advanced students may also request to take a specialist course at other universities in commuting range. If the professor teaching the course agrees, the AAMW Graduate Chair will give the class a Penn Independent Study number, and transcribe the grade received.

AAMW-427:401 (ARTH-427 CLST-427)
Roman Sculpture
Prof. Ann Kuttner
M 3:30-6:30PM JAFF 113

ARTH 501: 401
Halpern-Rogath Curatorial Seminar: Archaeologists and Travelers in Ottoman Lands
Prof. Renata Holod
Prof. Robert Ousterhout
R 3-6 Jaffe 104

AAMW-525:401 (ARTH 525)
Topics in Aegean Bronze Age: the Penn Museum's Aegean Bronze Age Collection
Dr. Elizabeth Shank
R 1:30-3:30PM WILL 305

AAMW-528:401 (ARTH 528)
Proseminar in Greek and Roman Architecture: Topography of Augustan Rome
Prof. Lothar Haselberger
T 3-5PM JAFF 113

AAMW-540:401 (CLST 540)
Archaeology of Etruria and Carthage
Dr. Jean Turfa
TR 3-4:30PM COHN 337

AAMW-612:401 (CLST 212)
Digital Reconstruction and Archaeology
Dr. Phil Sapirstein
F 9-12NOON MUSE 328

AAMW-620:401 (ARTH 620)
Greek Art and Architecture
Prof. Ann Kuttner
TR 10:30-12NOON TOWN 305

AAMW-625:401 (CLST-625)
City and Landscape of Roman Corinth
Prof. David Gilman Romano
W 2-5PM New Location: Museum, Mediterranean Section Seminar Room

ARTH-701:401 (AAMW 701)
Proseminar in Methods
Prof. Robert Maxwell
M 5-7PM JAFF 104

AAMW-730:401 (ARTH 730)
Byzantine Architecture
Prof. Robert Ousterhout
R 3-6PM JAFF B17