The following courses have been offered on both undergraduate 
and graduate level. For descriptions and outlines of courses offered 
during this semester and courses planned in 2009/2010 please 
check this link.

• 1. Anthropological Archaeology of the Ancient Near East.
• 2. Anthropological Archaeology of Ancient Egypt.
• 3. Anthropology at Work (Applied Anthropology). 
• 4. Anthropology of Humor and Laughter.
• 5. Archaeology and Culture of Pharaonic Egypt. 
• 6. Archaeology of Myth and Ritual. 
• 7. Creation Stories of the Middle East.
• 8. Cultures of the Ancient Middle East. 
• 9. Cuneiform Cultures of the Biblical World.
• 10. Death, Rituals and Mummies.
• 11. Love, Sex, and Family in the Middle East/Gender and Sexuality.
• 12. Nomads of Eurasian Steppes. 
• 13. Pharaonic Egypt: The Gift of the Nile.
• 14. Religion and Sacral Architecture of the Middle East. 
• 15. Rise of Civilizations.
• 16. Silk Road: Past and Present.
• 17. Texts, Scripts, and Languages of the Ancient Middle East. 
• 18. Turkish Language: First and Second Year. 
• 19. Women of the Ancient and Modern Middle East. 
• 20. Wonders of the Middle East.