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1	Brevard College Geology and Archaeology of the Mediterranean Basin: Greece 2005 May 15 - June 1, 2005
2	Program Leaders Jim Reynolds, Bob Bauslaugh and Anne Chapin
3	Program Goals To create a new program that builds bridges across disciplines Interdisciplinary Experiential To study the geology of the Mediterranean basin To examine the archaeology of ancient Mediterranean cultures To explore the interplay between the physical environment and human cultural/historical developments
4	Greece May 15 - June 1, 2005 OPEN TO ALL Brevard College and ACA STUDENTS
5	ATHENS
6	Delphi, and the Sanctuary of Apollo
7	Gla and the Evolution of Landscape
8	The Geology of Crete’s Samaria Gorge
9	Coastal Crete and Plate Dynamics
10	Minoan Culture on Crete and Its Destructions
11	Earthquake Destruction at Anemospilia, Crete
12	Thera and the Santorini Volcano
13	Mykonos and the Sanctuary of Apollo on Delos
14	Registration Students can sign up for GEOL 270, a 4 semester-hour laboratory science course to be taken in the spring semester of the academic year. 2 semester-hours in the classroom during the spring semester 2 semester-hours on the two-week field trip. In 2003, this trip went to South Italy and Sicily. In 2005, we go to Greece. OR…students can sign up for AH 290 and get credit in Art History One final option… Students can sign up for GEOL 271, a 2 semester-hour summer school course.