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Classical / Ancient Mediterranean / Near Eastern Studies & Archaeology Degree - Bowdoin College
Degree Definition
At Bowdoin College the Classical / Ancient Mediterranean / Near Eastern Studies & Archaeology major consists of mastering the following. A program that focuses on the cultures, environment, and history of the ancient Near East, Europe, and the Mediterranean basin from the perspective of the humanities and social sciences, including archaeology. Students who have graduated with Classical / Ancient Mediterranean / Near Eastern Studies & Archaeology from Bowdoin College are shown below.
Graduation Information
Total Classical / Ancient Mediterranean / Near Eastern Studies & Archaeology Bachelor's degree awarded: 1
Total Statewide Classical / Ancient Mediterranean / Near Eastern Studies & Archaeology graduates within Maine Colleges: 1

Schools That Also Offer Classical / Ancient Mediterranean / Near Eastern Studies & Archaeology Within ME
Bowdoin College
5700 College Station - President's Office
Brunswick, ME
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