BA Ancient History and Archaeology
Entry requirements
A level: ABB IB: 32 points
About this course
BA Honours in Archaeology and Classics, covering ancient history and material culture. Core topics include Data Analysis, Research Methods, Fieldwork, and Ethics & Professional Practice. The degree is accredited by the Chartered Institute for Archaeology (CIfA) and University Archaeology UK (UAUK). Latin and Ancient Greek can be studied from beginners' level.
Modules
- Introduction to Archaeology
- The Archaeology of Britain from the Romans to the 20th Century
- Greek and Roman Art and Archaeology
- Introduction to Archaeological Science
- Prehistoric Britain
- The World of Latin Literature
- Tragedy, Comedy, History: The World of Greek Literature
- How Should I Live? An Introduction to Ancient Philosophy
- Beginners' Greek in Action Part 1
- Beginners' Greek in Action Part 2
- West meets East: Greek History and Society, 776-200 BC
- The Roman World from Romulus to Trajan
- Beginners' Latin in Action Part 1
- Beginners' Latin in Action Part 2
- Global Middle Ages
- Stuff: living in a material world
- Global Ancient Histories
- Fieldwork and Post-Excavation: Archaeology in the UK
- Archaeologies of the Roman Empire: The Roman World from Augustus to Diocletian
- Archaeological Theory and Interpretation
- From Lascaux to Knossos: Prehistoric Europe
- Colonial Worlds: History and Archaeology
- Artefacts
- Warlike women, one-eyed warriors and gold-guarding griffins: The World of Herodotus
- Hellenistic Empires from Alexander to Cleopatra
- The Roman World from Hadrian to Heraclius
- Greek and Roman Religions
- Slavery in Greco-Roman Antiquity
- Sacred words and dirty deeds: Thriving in Late Antiquity
- The Mediterranean: a connected past
- Africa: History of a Continent
- Early Medieval Britain
- Frontier Communities of Roman Britain
- The Archaeology of Animal Bones
- Early Prehistoric Europe: Origins and transformations
- Sex, bodies and identities in Classical Greece
- Dissertation in Archaeology: Research as Professional Practice
- Dissertation in Ancient History and Archaeology: Research as Professional Practice
- Homeric Archaeology: Greece from Palaces to City States
- Fundamentals of Digital Humanities: Computer literacy, data analysis and GIS
- Warlike women, one-eyed warriors and gold-guarding griffins: The World of Herodotus
- City of Athens: Power, Society and Culture
- Roman Egypt
- Businesswomen in the ancient world: Challenging Prejudices and Inequality
- Career Development for final year students