Archaeology of London

Have an enhanced appreciation of the remains of prehistoric, Roman, medieval and post-medieval London, including archaeological sites, features and finds.
Recognise some of the factors influencing the development of London
Have an understanding of some types of urban archaeological research.

Writing materials.

A broad range of teaching methods will be used throughout the course, acknowledging that students learn in
different ways and have different experiences of learning. The format of the two-hour class meetings will vary
week by week but will include formal lectures, group-work and feedback, as well as hands-on activities, and
fieldtrips. You should be prepared to contribute to discussion and good natured debate, and be able to participate
in outdoor activities and fieldtrips.