This module takes a critical and interdisciplinary approach to topics in archaeology. After first developing a rich and detailed view of a key theme in archaeology, the module will then explore how its central theme contributes to our understanding of the ancient world.
Private Study: 130
Contact Hours: 20
Total: 150
Main assessment methods
• Close Analysis Assignment 1 (500 words) – 15%
• Close Analysis Assignment 2 (500 words) – 15%
• Final Project (2,000 words) – 70%.
Reassessment methods
• 100% Coursework (3,000 words)
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The intended subject specific learning outcomes.
On successfully completing the module students will be able to:
1 Show systematic critical understanding, through clear expression, of selected topics in archaeology;
2 Demonstrate developed skills in exegesis, critical analysis, and assessment of a selection of archaeological material from ancient Greece, and Rome, and beyond;
3 Show systematic understanding of the interpretations of and the relationships between, topics covered in classes. These topics are likely to change from one year to the next, but may include artefacts, heritage, and buildings archaeology;
4 Manage their learning through the use of primary sources and current research in classical & archaeological studies.
The intended generic learning outcomes.
On successfully completing the module students will be able to:
1 Evaluate critically material discussed in class;
2 Apply their knowledge of methods of inquiry to new material;
3 Communicate clearly and logically using a variety of methods.
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