Semester normally offered: Fall
A survey of the history and culture of Egypt from the Predynastic Period (4th millennium BCE) through the Ptolemaic Period (30 BC). Emphasis is placed on the ancient Egypt’s connection to people and events of the Bible and the land of Canaan and Israel.
By the end of the course, the student should be able to:
Egypt Field Study: At the conclusion of the semester, students will culminate their studies with a nine-day field study in Egypt exploring significant historical, geographical, and archeological sites related to the course. This field study will cover the majority of the country including Mount Sinai, Cairo, Gixa, Luxor, and Aswan. The itinerary includes two travel days and nine days in Egypt, with two overnights on sleeper trains. This field study is mandatory for all students taking the course for credit. It is optional for audit students.
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