Undergraduate Diploma in British Archaeology

Bachelor's degree

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Description

  • Type

    Bachelor's degree

  • Methodology

    Online

Gain a grounding in British archaeology with this part-time course, designed to suit adult students with busy lives.

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Subjects

  • Archaeology

Course programme

  • Introduction: an overview of chronology and the nature of evidence
  • Landscapes: theory and practice
  • Hillforts
  • Atlas of Hillforts of Britain and Ireland
  • Field Trip: Ridgeway Hillforts
  • Lowland settlement and farming
  • The Atlantic coastal zone
  • Northern Britain
  • Cross Channel connections and oppida
  • Practical Weekend I
  • Social re-ordering in the late Iron Age
  • The conquest
  • The role of the army: forts, frontiers and communications
  • Establishing Roman rule: administration and the Roman system
  • Towns of Roman Britain: the built environment
  • Economic systems
  • The Roman town of Silchester (Calleva Atrebatum)
  • Field Trip: Silchester and Reading Museum
  • Rural settlement patterns: farms, villas and villages
  • Practical Weekend II
  • Religion and ritual
  • Religious sites
  • The living and the afterlife
  • Roman industry, engineering and technology
  • Roman art and material culture
  • Saturday Visit: British Museum
  • Celtic art: craftsmanship and patronage
  • Later Prehistoric and Roman metalworking
  • Later Prehistoric pottery
  • Roman ceramics: the industries and their economic impact
  • Practical session: working with Roman ceramics
  • Group Project presentations: the end of Roman rule
  • Five out of six assignments of up to 2,500 words.
  • In the first year, a practical logbook of up to 8,000 words, to include four tasks. The tasks usually involve a practical element, for example a field trip, museum visit and/or archaeological fieldwork.
  • In the second year, either a practical logbook or an extended project.
  • A statement of 200–300 words explaining why you wish to enrol on this course, including details of any previous experience in the subject and membership of relevant societies or groups.
  • Proof of your English language ability if you are a non-native English-speaking applicant (see below for more information).

Undergraduate Diploma in British Archaeology

Price on request