专业中文名：人类学文科硕士（历史考古学）
专业英文名：M.A. Anthropology(Historical Archaeology)
学　　　制：1.00 年
学　　　费：29400 美元/年
入学时间：1,9月
授课语言：英文
授课校区：美国威廉玛丽学院
领　　　域：人文社会科学
申请费：45美元

美国威廉玛丽学院人类学文科硕士（历史考古学）课程教授给学生人类学尤其是历史考古学领域的专业知识与实用技能。人类学文科硕士（历史考古学）是一个综合而全面的课程，旨在为学生提供广博的知识。美国威廉玛丽学院人类学文科硕士（历史考古学）课程的学制为一年，我们将带领学生研究殖民主义、非洲移民、美国、加勒比殖民地的考古、实验室实验与博物馆的保护方法等。 The Department of Anthropology's graduate programs offer both general coverage of the discipline as a whole and more specifically focused preparation for students intending to work in the fields of Historical Archaeology and Historical Anthropology. Our students have an excellent record of external support in the form of grants and fellowships, as well as active participation in conferences and other professional engagements. Students take courses in cultural theory, area studies, historiography, and methodology, with special emphasis on comparative colonialism, the African diaspora, Native America, and the archaeology of Colonial America and the Caribbean. Practical training in field, laboratory, and museum conservation methods is available in various courses, including summer field schools. The Williamsburg area has unparalleled historical, archaeological and museum resources, as well as opportunities to participate in a wide variety of ongoing research projects.

美国威廉玛丽学院人类学文科硕士（历史考古学）课程入学要求： 学术要求： 1，大学本科毕业，拥有学士学位，GPA不低于3分。 2，GRE不低于300. 语言要求：雅思总分不低于7.0，托福总分不低于94. The following materials should be mailed directly to the degree program: Graduate Record Exam (GRE) Official transcripts Official TOEFL scores Any supplementary materials (e.g., supplemental application form, GRE subject test scores, writing samples) required by the degree program. 美国威廉玛丽学院人类学文科硕士（历史考古学）课程申请材料： 毕业证、学位证扫描件/在读证明； 成绩单（在校成绩、语言成绩）； 个人陈述； 银行存款证明； 翻译件（所有中文申请材料的翻译件，并加盖公章）； 2-3封推荐信

美国威廉玛丽学院人类学文科硕士（历史考古学）课程设置： 人类学

美国威廉玛丽学院人类学文科硕士（历史考古学）就业方向： 大学教授，历史的考古学家,博物馆管理，历史社会方向,政府和私营部门。 The graduate program prepares students for careers as university professors, historical archaeologists, and professionals in museums, historical societies, government, and the privat