BA Archaeology
Entry requirements
A level: BBB
About this course
BA in Archaeology, examining past societies through material remains and texts from the earliest stone tools to the present day. Core topics include Research Methods, Fieldwork, and Critical & Analytical Thinking. The course is accredited by the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists and University Archaeology UK, with placement opportunities available through Years 2 and 3. Students can also transfer to the Archaeology BSc after completing the first year.
Modules
- Fieldwork 2
- Archaeology Dissertation
- Early Christian Europe
- Human Skeletal Analysis
- The Archaeology of Colonialism in the Americas
- Conflict, Heritage and archaeology
- Lived Experience in Imperial Rome
- Archaeology and Ancient History in Action: Community Engagement and Heritage Practice
- Archaeology and Materials
- The Archaeology of Human Evolution
- An Introduction to World Archaeology BC
- Archaeology: The Essentials
- Practical Aims and Methods in Archaeology
- Thinking Through Things
- An Introduction to World Archaeology AD
- Using Archaeological Evidence
- Making Sense of the Past (Critical Thinking in Archaeology)
- Debates in Archaeological Heritage
- Fieldwork 1
- Heritage Skills
- Theory in Archaeology
- Neolithic, Bronze Age, and Iron Age Britain and Ireland
- Archaeology of the Roman Empire
- Principles and Methods in Archaeological Science
- Mapping Landscapes: Skills for Archaeological and Environmental Survey
- Living in Towns: Archaeological Approaches to Medieval Urbanism
- The Medieval Mediterranean World
- Artefact Analysis