Sentence examples for classical archaeology from inspiring English sources

He worked in Washington as a junior fellow at Dumbarton Oaks, received a doctorate in classical archaeology in 1957 from Harvard, and taught classics and history for more than two decades at Oberlin College and then Emerson.

Born in Sydney, New South Wales to a middle-class family of English descent, Childe studied Classics at the University of Sydney before moving to England to study Classical archaeology at the University of Oxford.

He was drawn to the humanities and classical archaeology.

He graduated from Stanford and received master's and doctorate degrees in classical archaeology from Princeton.

Her bachelor's degree, also from Bryn Mawr, was in classical archaeology and Greek.

At Oxford, he studied under Sir John Beazley, earning a diploma in 1939 in Classical Archaeology.

Mr. Marchetti — a tanned and lanky version of Hollywood's Indiana Jones, who teaches Near Eastern, or pre-classical, archaeology at the University of Bologna — has led excavations at Karkemish on and off for two years after being granted the first access allowed to anyone in decades.

Hah! Take that, Amadeo Maiuri and all you other mandarins of classical Roman archaeology.

And it arrived just after one about the exam board AQA, which has announced that it is abandoning classical civilisation, archaeology and history of art A-levels.

The couple, both 33, met at the University of Michigan, from which each received a doctorate in classical art and archaeology.

It showed the Villa de Leon, not the adjacent Getty Villa, the museum's center for classical art and archaeology.