Admission requirements
This course is open to students admitted to the Master programme Applied Archaeology.
However, students from other tracks who want to know more about maritime archaeology and heritage management are welcome as well.
Description
This (R)MA course is partly a follow-up of the BA2 course Maritime Archaeology, Culture and Landscapes: Research, Protection and their Role in (Identity) Building, where the maritime landscape is the focal point of research.
This will be a more in-depth course in which specifically underwater cultural heritage will be the focus. Through classes aiming at methods and techniques used to investigate, protect and manage underwater resources, the development of ships, boats and watercrafts, shipbuilding and current issues on the management of the underwater cultural heritage, you will learn how this rich resource is being investigated and managed.
Through small tutorial films and guest appearances in classes, a variety of different projects will also be demonstrated.
Students who want to participate in the Tollense Valley (underwater) field school are strongly advised to take this course.
Course set-up
Introduction: definitions, goals, landscapes;
Methods and techniques in UCH;
Methods and techniques in UCH;
Ship evolution;
Shipbuilding techniques;
Current issues in UCH management;
Current issues in UCH management, closure;
Excursion: When and where needs to be determined.
Course objectives
Increasing knowledge on underwater archaeological methods and techniques;
Increasing knowledge on ship development and shipbuilding techniques through time;
Increasing knowledge on UCH management;
Discussing current issues in UCH management;
Introducing current research in UCH.
Timetable
Course schedule details can be found in MyTimetable.
Log in with your ULCN account, and add this course using the 'Add timetable' button.
Mode of instruction
Lectures;
Assignments;
Discussions;
Excursion.
Assessment method
Written exam (50%);
Assignments (50%).
A 5.5 or higher needs to be obtained for the assignments (50%). Only the written exam can be retaken.
Assessment deadlines
All assessment deadlines (exams, retakes, paper deadlines etc.) can be found in MyTimetable.
Log in with your ULCN account, and add this course using the 'Add timetable' button. To view the assessment deadline(s), make sure to select the course with a code ending in T and/or R.
The assignment has to be handed in maximum one day after the written exam.
Reading list
The reading list will be published on Brightspace.
Registration
For lectures, tutorials, and exams, enrolment through MyStudymap is mandatory.
You are also required to confirm your exam in MyStudymap. No confirmation = no participation!
General information about registration can be found on the Course and Exam Enrolment page.
Exchange and Study Abroad students, please see the Prospective students website for information on how to apply.
Contact
For more information about this course, please contact dr. M.R. (Martijn) Manders.
Remarks
Compulsory attendance. Students can miss max. one class. There will be an attendance list.