Archaeological Science
Scientific methodology is an important approach in modern archaeology and it is at the heart of archaeological science. Hypotheses, data, theory, experiments, observations, as well as presentation and interpretation, are all key to our understanding of our past.
Focus area sets
Course | EC | Semester 1 | Semester 2 |
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Europe (choose 2) |
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Current Issues in the Archaeology of the Frontier Regions of the Roman Empire | 5 | ||
Key Developments in European Prehistory | 5 | ||
Urban Archaeology | 5 | ||
Hunter-gatherer Archaeology | 5 | ||
The Near East (choose 2) |
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Environmental History of the Near East | 5 | ||
Neolithisation in the Near East | 5 | ||
The Archaeology of the Assyrian Empire | 5 | ||
The Mediterranean (choose 2) |
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The Archaeology of Early Roman Imperialism | 5 | ||
Archaeology of the Crusades | 5 | ||
Diversities of Doing Greek: ‘Hellenisation’ and ‘Hellenism’ in Ancient Eurasia | 5 | ||
The Americas |
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Mobility, Interaction and Colonialism in the Americas | 5 | ||
Current Issues in the Archaeology of the Americas | 5 |