Archaeology of the Classical Mediterranean MA
Master
In Sheffield
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Type
Master
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Location
Sheffield
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Duration
1 Year
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Start date
Different dates available
Our approach to this subject is comprehensive and challenging. We don’t just focus on the Greek and Roman worlds – we also examine the cultures of neighbouring regions. And we consider the whole range of data. By systematically exploring data such as material remains – which sometimes complement and sometimes contradict the textual record – we aim to deepen your understanding.
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About this course
Our focus on neighbouring regions allows us to explore themes of cultural interaction, identity and mobility. Rather than consider each subject separately, from a single point of view, we want you to understand how societies and cultures have developed in relation to each other, over time.
We’re interested in the potential of modern techniques to explore ancient history, so we encourage you to be innovative. We want you to bring a fresh perspective to the subject, to think, question, challenge, and think again.
Usually a minimum 2:1 honours degree in an arts, humanities or science subject. But your interest in and understanding of archaeology is more important than what you studied at undergraduate level.
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Subjects
- Archaeology
- Ancient World
- Reinventing Archaeology
- Aegean Prehistory
- Mediterranean
- Archaeology in Practice
- Heritage
- Roman Italy
- Archaeological Science
- Archaeozoology
Course programme
Core modules
- Greeks
- Romans and ‘Others’ in the Ancient World
- Reinventing Archaeology
- Research Design: Planning, Execution and Presentation
- Dissertation.
Choose from a range of optional modules. These might include:
- Current Issues in Aegean Prehistory
- Mediterranean Landscapes
- Heritage, Museum and Field: Archaeology in Practice
- Roman Italy and its Hinterland
- The Archaeology of Cyprus; Funerary Archaeology
- Applied Archaeological Science
- Applied Archaeological Science
- Archaeozoology
- A module from the Department of History
- Enhanced Languages Project (Modern Language Teaching); Rethinking the Ancient Economy
You can expect a balanced timetable of lectures, seminars and practicals. You’ll have access to specialist labs and world-class reference collections. Many of our masters courses include a fieldwork or project-based component.
We integrate humanities and science-based approaches to nurture a deeper understanding. You’ll have the opportunity to explore different viewpoints and make up your own mind about their strengths and weaknesses.
We’ll help you to develop your critical thinking as well as your practical skills. What we ask of you, as a member of our lively academic community, is that you challenge, question, and explore.
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Archaeology of the Classical Mediterranean MA