Archaeology Academic Departments in United States

• Laboratories and Research Centers

• Archaeological Studies Program - University of Wisconsin  - Integrates interdisciplinary majors in the fields of prehistoric and near eastern archaeology, and geoarchaeology at La Crosse.
• Bard College - Archaeology  - Details courses and announcements, field schools, and related links.
• Boston University – Archaeology Department  - Develops and coordinates academic programs, faculty research, contract work, and public education.
• Brown University - Institute for Archaeology  - Promotes investigation and understanding of archaeological art and research.
• Cornell University - Archaeology Intercollege Program  - Helps in identifying archaeology-related opportunities for graduate study, fieldwork and professional positions.
• Drew University – Archaeology Program  - Offers freestanding minors and conducts summer field school experience.
• Florida State University – Archaeology  - Provides theoretical background and opportunities in the field of terrestrial, wetlands and maritime settings.
• Harvard University - Archaeology  - Details courses in research that range from beginnings of modern human cultures through origins of agriculture, to the development of urban societies.
• Howard University - Department of Classics  - Institute offers undergraduates Classics and Egyptology includes archaeology of ancient civilizations of Greece, Rome, and Egypt.
• Joukowsky Institute  - Institute promotes investigation in art of ancient Mediterranean, Egypt and Western Asia. Includes events graduate and undergraduate programs, fieldworks, resources, online workplace and contacts.
• Lycoming College - Archaeology and Culture of the Ancient Near East  - Overview of the departments that explore the cradle of Western civilization.
• Matrix - Course Listings  - Features source information and course materials in teaching undergraduate archaeology.
• Maxwell School  - Features faculty and staff, sub-fields and regions, field school and research facilities, graduate and undergraduate studies, courses, activities and events, alumni, news and links.
• Michigan Technological University, Industrial Archaeology  - Preserves physical industrial remains with programs connecting to the study of earlier technologies.
• Nautical Archaeology  - Delves into prehistory to recent past works with plethora of societies and cultures. Also conducts underwater archaeological research.
• Stanford Archaeology Center  - Center that aims to set new standards of multi and interdisciplinary research in archaeology.
• Tulane University – Archaeology  - Includes studies of modern cultures and experimentation through ethnological archaeology in understanding the past.
• University Archaeological Research Laboratory  - Provides research space for archaeologists and owns equipment for use in archaeological field and laboratory investigations.
• University of California, Los Angeles  - Presents theoretical integrated graduate curriculum in the field of archaeology and prehistory.
• University of Cincinnati - Department of Classics  - Covers aspects of archaeology that center on the study of the Bronze Age and Classical antiquity.
• University of North Carolina Greensboro Archaeology Program Overview  - Introduces analytical tools use to facilitate studies and ancient civilization and cultures of new and old worlds. Develops historical perspectives in archaeological research.
• University of Oklahoma - Archaeology Graduate Program  - Presents the current faculty research, facilities, program requirement and faculty lists.
• Warren Wilson College Archaeology  - Contains papers, presentations and list of class offering information.
• Washington University – Interdisciplinary Program in Archaeology  - Institute offers separate majors in archaeology emphasizing an interdepartmental and interdisciplinary approach.
• Yale Archaeology  - Interdepartmental council on archaeological studies provides contact details, information about the faculty, and BA and MA program details.