Year
Bachelor year 3.
Admission requirements
At least 2 of the 3 courses from the BA2 profile Archaeology of Europe (Early Prehistory / Late Prehistory and Provincial-Roman Archaeology / Medieval Archaeology) obtained.
Description
This course focuses on a small research project based on primary archaeological data, following up on a research project of the Faculty of Archaeology. You learn how to draw up a research question, collect data, analyse data, and write a scientific report.
There is a choice of various projects, from early Prehistory to the late Middle Ages.
All options and further information per project are published in the BlackBoard module.
Course objectives
Ability to:
Draw up research questions about primary archaeological data;
Collect and analyse archaeological data;
Write a scientific report;
Carefully handle archaeological finds and documentation;
Work in a team.
Timetable
Course schedule details can be found in the BA3 time schedule.
Mode of instruction
Practical sessions in small groups (max. 6-8 people).
Course load
The course load will be distributed as follows:
28 hours of supervised practicals (1 ec);
200 pages of literature (1,5 ec);
Final report of ca. 5,000 words (2,5 ec).
Assessment method
Final report (individual).
A retake is only possible for the final report and only when all other requirements have been met. The retake consists of improvement of the final report to a 6,0.
All exam dates (exams, re-sits, paper deadlines etc.) can be found in the BA3 examination schedule.
Reading list
To be confirmed, depending on project group.
Registration
Registration via uSis is mandatory.
The Administration Office will register all BA1 students for their tutorials (not lectures; register via uSis!).
BA2, BA3, MA/MSc and RMA/RMSc students are required to register for all lectures and tutorials well in time.
The Administration Office registers all students for their exams, students are not required to do this in uSis.
Contact
For more information about this course, please contact dr. A. (Alexander) Verpoorte.
Remarks
Compulsory attendance.