BA Archaeology
Entry requirements
A level: BBB
About this course
BA in Archaeology, studying material evidence from prehistory to the present day. Core topics include Research Methods. Professional placements of eight weeks take place in the summers following Years One and Two, typically on archaeological excavations in the UK and overseas. A second-year independent study module leads to an archaeology dissertation in the final year.
Modules
- Analysing Archaeology
- Discovering Archaeology
- The Archaeology of Britain: Prehistory to Present
- The Archaeology of Mediterranean Societies
- Medieval Worlds, AD 500 -1500
- Ancient Objects Then and Now
- The Near East, Greece and Rome, 1000-323 BCE
- Empires East and West, 323 BCE to 680 CE
- Archaeology. It Matters!
- Explanation and Interpretation in Archaeology
- Professional Placement in Archaeology or Heritage
- Archaeology Independent Study
- Archaeological Illustration and Photography
- Everyday Life in Medieval Britain c1200–1600
- An Introduction to Greek Art and Archaeology
- An Introduction to Prehistoric Britain and Europe
- An Introduction to the Archaeology of the Roman World
- Advanced Professional Placement in Archaeology or Heritage
- Roman Britain
- Forensic and Osteoarchaeology
- Museums' Collections Management
- Spatial Technologies and Geographical Information Systems
- Britain in the Early Medieval World
- Archaeology Dissertation
- Prehistoric Britain and Ireland
- The Archaeology of Death and Burial in the Ancient Mediterranean World