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ISLM ST M111Introduction to Islamic Archaeology

Islamic Studies · 4 units · Undergraduate upper division (100-199)

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(Same as Art History M119C and Middle Eastern Studies M111.) From earliest monuments of Islam in Arabia and Jerusalem to humble remains of small Egyptian port, broad focus on archaeological and standing remains in central Islamic lands (primarily Syria, Egypt, and Iraq), Turkey, Iran, North Africa, and Spain. Profound cultural transformations occurred from birth of Islam in 7th century to early Ottoman period in 16th and 17th centuries, which are traceable in material records. Assessment of effectiveness of tools afforded by historical archaeology to aid understanding of past societies.

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