Archaeology Undergraduate Degrees

... also receive a solid grounding in the practical elements of archaeology and anthropology through working in our laboratories and in the field. We’ll give you the opportunity to specialise in social or biological anthropology or archaeology in your second year, but if you’d like to take a broader focus, you... Learn about: Sociology Anthropology...

... discipline and an intellectual puzzle. Develop the real-world skills you will need to excavate a site and identify artefacts, as well as the creative approaches you will need to help you interpret your discoveries and solve the riddles of the past. View the Archaeology and Heritage Programme Overview...

.... Your degree pathway in the second and final years will comprise a number of compulsory core modules that characterise this combination of archaeology and applied archaeological science. We offer a number of clear pathways, which will provide you with a specialism in, for example, prehistoric... Learn about: Heritage management, Climate and Society, Biological Anthropology...

... over a period spanning from 2000 BC to around 600 AD; it covers parts of modern Africa, Asia and Europe. You will learn about these ancient worlds in their political, literary, social, cultural and religious contexts. At the University of Reading, our expertise in Archaeology starts with the earliest humans... Learn about: Ancient History, Quality Training...

... digs. This Joint Honours course combines the contemporary theory and practice of museum studies with the academic and practical study of archaeology. At the University of Reading, our expertise in Archaeology starts with the earliest humans and spans up until the medieval period. We focus mainly...

... up until the medieval period. We focus mainly on British, European and Near Eastern Archaeology, but explore other regions across the world. You will learn about Burial Archaeology, Material Culture, Bioarchaeology (including human remains), Forensics, Past Environments (including Geoarchaeology), Museums...

... (and preservation) of human tissues and associated materials; trauma analysis; and forensic identification of living people. Understanding of scientific principles and how data should be presented in a legal context underpin the degree. Archaeological Sciences was in the top 10 for archaeology in the 2014 Research... Learn about: Forensic Taphonomy, Virtual Anatomy, Biometrics and Human Identification...

...Introducing your degree Travel abroad and discover the secrets of our ancestors with the BSc Archaeology with a Year Abroad degree course. Study fascinating modules on topics like 'Archaeology of the Roman Empire' and 'Human Origins'. A varied and diverse degree that provides a mix of field...

... archaeology you will develop the ability to understand how people lived, thought and acted with their physical environment. You will be able to choose from a wide variety of option modules across a span of prehistoric, ancient and medieval periods, from Britain to the Near East. You will learn the essential... Learn about: Full Time...

... analytical techniques of archaeology to develop your understanding of the relationship between theory and practice in the interpretation of material remains. Practical archaeological experience is a key element of this degree. It will involve you learning through the resources of archives, collections... Learn about: Part Time...

.... You will gain practical archaeological and geographical experience by participating in a fieldschool where archaeology and geography are brought together by situating sites within the context of landscapes. You will also acquire critical and analytical skills by studying and comparing data and methods... Learn about: Part Time, Full Time...

... experience by participating in a fieldschool, and acquire critical and analytical skills by studying and comparing data and methods from the two disciplines of history and archaeology. This course tackles big historical questions, exploring people’s lives in different times and places and the ways... Learn about: Ancient History, Social Change, Full Time...

... experience by participating in a fieldschool, and acquire critical and analytical skills by studying and comparing data and methods from the two disciplines of history and archaeology. This course tackles big historical questions, exploring people’s lives in different times and places and the ways... Learn about: Part Time, Ancient History, Social Change...

... (and preservation) of human tissues and associated materials; trauma analysis; and forensic identification of living people. Understanding of scientific principles and how data should be presented in a legal context underpin the degree. Archaeological Sciences was in the top 10 for archaeology in the 2014 Research... Learn about: Virtual Anatomy, Biometrics and Human Identification, Crime Scene Investigation...

.... You will gain practical archaeological and geographical experience by participating in fieldwork where archaeology and geography are brought together by situating sites within the context of landscapes. You will also acquire critical and analytical skills by studying and comparing data and methods... Learn about: Information Systems, Human Geography, Part Time...

... Italy. In studying archaeology you will develop the ability to understand how people lived, thought and acted with their physical environment. You will be able to choose from a wide variety of option modules across a span of prehistoric, ancient and medieval periods, from Britain to the Near East... Learn about: Part Time, Global City, Breaking Boundaries...

..., the foundations of the Roman Empire, the transformation of the Roman Empire in Late Antiquity, and the Byzantine Empire from the foundation of Constantinople to the medieval period. The study of archaeology develops the ability to understand how people lived, acted and thought in the past. You will learn... Learn about: Part Time, Full Time, Ancient History...

..., the foundations of the Roman Empire, the transformation of the Roman Empire in Late Antiquity, and the Byzantine Empire from the foundation of Constantinople to the medieval period. The study of archaeology develops the ability to understand how people lived, acted and thought in the past. You will learn... Learn about: Critical skills, Part Time, Ancient History...

... Italy. In studying archaeology you will develop the ability to understand how people lived, thought and acted with their physical environment. You will be able to choose from a wide variety of option modules across a span of prehistoric, ancient and medieval periods, from Britain to the Near... Learn about: Social Science, History of Philosophy, Full Time...

... - to explore the past. You will gain practical archaeological and geographical experience by participating in a fieldschool where archaeology and geography are brought together by situating sites within the context of landscapes. You will also acquire critical and analytical skills by studying and comparing... Learn about: History of Philosophy, Archaeology and Geography...