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All course offerings are subject to sufficient demand (at least seven tuition-paying students). The following section lists descriptions of the courses in the m. a. degree programs as well as of additional courses. The descriptions indicate the semester that the course is normally offered and the number of semester credit hours. When referring to course numbers, please use the designated course prefix, which is at the top of the course number column. Course numbering: 300 and 400 undergraduate students, 500 and over graduate students. A survey of the development of cultures in the land of the bible from proto- historical periods to the end of the judean kingdom; emphasis upon relating archaeological findings to the historical records of the bible. A survey of the results of the archaeological investigations of the persian, Greek, roman, and byzantine periods; emphasis upon work done in israel. Archaeology of jerusalem i (prehistoric period through the iron age)
