# Secondary Fields Archaeology – the study of the human past – is a vibrant field of study at Harvard, with faculty, programs and facilities located in the Social Sciences, Humanities, and the Natural Sciences. Students may draw upon a multitude of disciplines to further their interest in studying and understanding the human past either at the level of a major, within any one of several disciplines, or to pursue work at the level of a Secondary Field in Archaeology. This website will help students identify the many resources and programs offering course work and research opportunities in the archaeology of ancient societies around the world. **Advising Resources and Expectations** The Standing Committee oversee Secondary Fields in Archaeology at the [undergraduate](/undergraduate-program-archaeology-1) and [graduate](/graduate-program) levels. Students interested in or intending to pursue a secondary field in Archaeology should first review their programs of study with SCA Coordinator by emailing by the beginning of their next to last semester. - Undergraduate requirements - [Graduate student requirements](https://anthropology.fas.harvard.edu/secondary-field-archaeology) (also available on the [GSAS website](https://gsas.harvard.edu/policy/archaeology)) - [PhD Secondary Field Application form](https://gsas.harvard.edu/sites/default/files/2023-06/secondary_field_app_e-signature_0_0.pdf) For more information, please contact the Secondary Field Adviser in Archaeology, Professor Christina Warinner at .