Admission requirements
Admission to the RMA Archaeology programme.
Description
The current research into the transformation of the Roman world at Leiden University offers a wide choice of internships. It is possible to study material from both North-Western Europe and the Mediterranean.
Possibilities on offer are:
contributing to the study of the material culture of Merovingian cemeteries in North-Western Europe
working on material culture from settlements from the Merovingian and Carolingian period
working on material from sites in the Mediterranean
creating overviews of specific types of material over large areas (to contribute to the analyses of exchange)
take part in excavations related to the topic by Leiden University or another institution.
It is also possible to do an internship outside Leiden University after consultation and agreement of the track leader, prof. dr. F. Theuws.
Course objectives
Learning how to:
conduct research;
set up research;
write research reports;
set up and supervise fieldwork;
place research results in a wider international perspective;
plan and direct parts of an excavation.
Mode of instruction
Tutorial.
Course load
The course load will be distributed as follows:
Planning (0,5 ec);
Internship (3 ec);
Evaluation report (1,5 ec).
Assessment method
Essay (with catalogue of studied material when relevant) including a report on the internship (70%);
Motivation and work attitude (to be assessed by the (external) supervisor) (20%);
Quality of the internship proposal (10%).
The evaluation report should be submitted 3 weeks after the internship.
Reading list
To be handed out during class.
Registration
Registration for the course or the exam is not required.
Contact
For more information about this course, please contact prof. dr. F.C.W.J. Theuws.