Ancient History and Archaeology BA

Typical Year One Modules Compulsory Studying the Greek World Studying the Roman World Understanding the Past – Introduction to Archaeology Forests to Farmers: Prehistoric Archaeology of Britain Rome to Revolution: Historical Archaeology of Britain Optional Interpreting Ancient Art Interpreting Ancient Literature Interpreting Ancient History Beginner's Greek 1 Typical Year Two Modules Compulsory Archaeological Research: Theory and Practice Optional Extended Source Study Independent Second Year Project Studying Classical Scholarship Constantine Classics and Popular Culture Ancient Faces The Archaeology of the Roman Empire The Medieval World Underwater Archaeology Mediterranean Prehistory Making of the Modern World Typical Year Three Modules Optional Dissertation in Archaeology Or Independent Research Project Dissertation in Classics Sparta Encounters with the Supernatural: Religion, Magic and the Greeks The Archaeology of Mycenaean Greece Prehistoric Italy Rome and the Mediterranean The Archaeology of Anglo-Saxon England The Archaeology of the Medieval City Submerged Worlds Beastly Questions The Archaeology of the Silk Road Commensal Politics: Food, Plants and Social Change Topics in Human Evolution Professional Bioarchaeology The modules we offer are inspired by the research interests of our staff and as a result may change for reasons of, for example, research developments or legislation changes. The above list is a sample of typical modules we offer, not a definitive list.