BA Ancient History and Archaeology
Entry requirements
A level: ABB
About this course
A BA in Archaeology and Classics, combining archaeological study with classical history. Core topics include Research Methods and Fieldwork. Placement modules are available with local heritage organisations and a professional archaeological unit (ULAS), and an accredited internship programme is offered.
Modules
- Fieldwork 2
- Archaeology Dissertation
- Conflict, Heritage and archaeology
- Lived Experience in Imperial Rome
- Early Christian Europe
- My Empire Reborn: Justinian and his Age
- Babylonian Sources
- Human Skeletal Analysis
- The Archaeology of Colonialism in the Americas
- Great Greek Monuments
- The Archaeology of Human Evolution
- Oracles. Dreams and Omens: Divination in the Greek World
- Archaeology and Ancient History in Action: Community Engagement and Heritage Practice
- Archaeology and Materials
- Late Antique North Africa
- Approaching Ancient Evidence (Greek)
- Introduction to Greek History
- An Introduction to World Archaeology BC
- Archaeology: The Essentials
- Approaching Ancient Evidence (Roman)
- Introduction to Roman History
- An Introduction to World Archaeology AD
- Debates in Archaeological Heritage
- Sources, Method, and Theory for Ancient History
- Fieldwork 1
- Theory in Archaeology
- The Age of Augustus
- Slavery in the Ancient World
- The Ancient Near East
- Neolithic, Bronze Age, and Iron Age Britain and Ireland
- Heritage Skills
- Principles and Methods in Archaeological Science
- Archaeology of the Roman Empire
- The Latin World: Ancient, Medieval and Modern
- Roman Religion
- The Many Falls of the Roman Empire
- The Medieval Mediterranean World
- Mapping Landscapes: Skills for Archaeological and Environmental Survey
- Living in Towns: Archaeological Approaches to Medieval Urbanism
- Artefact Analysis