Year 1, Academic year 2013/14, Starting month: September
Notes: Courses will run in either Semester 1 or Semester 2, subject to staffing availability. The range of option courses available may vary. Students complete six courses and the MSc Dissertation over the duration of the degree.
COMPULSORY COURSES
This DPT has 0
compulsory course(s).
Code |
Course Name |
Period |
Credits |
COURSE OPTIONS
This DPT has 2
set(s) of course options with the following rules.
Overarching rule collection group: A
Select a minimum of 0 credits and a maximum of 120 credits
from these collections:
Select
a minimum of 0 credits and maximum of 20 credits
from the following list of courses, as available
Code |
Course Name |
Credits |
PGHC11079
|
Research Sources and Strategies in Archaeology
|
20
|
Notes: This core course MUST be taken in either Year 1 or Year 2.
AND
Select
a minimum of 0 credits and maximum of 100 credits
from the following list of courses, as available
Code |
Course Name |
Credits |
PGHC11061
|
Archaeology of Gender
|
20
|
PGHC11239
|
Bronze Age Civilisations of the Near East and Greece
|
20
|
PGHC11059
|
Etruscan Italy, 1000 - 300 BC
|
20
|
PGHC11243
|
From Foraging to Farming: the Beginnings of Agriculture in the Mediterranean and Europe
|
20
|
PGHC11066
|
Gallia from the Third Century BC to Augustus
|
20
|
PGHC11080
|
Human Evolution
|
20
|
PGHC11068
|
The Iron Age of Western Temperate Europe until the Third Century BC
|
20
|
PGHC11146
|
Roman Archaeology
|
20
|
PGHC11138
|
Roman Funerary Art
|
20
|
PGHC11143
|
Roman Imperial Monuments
|
20
|
PGHC11333
|
Constantinople, the creation of 'the city of a world's desire' (330-565)
|
20
|
PGHC11001
|
Frontiers in Archaeology: Research Seminars
|
20
|
PGHC11060
|
Archaeological Illustration
|
20
|
PGHC11069
|
Late Hunter-Gatherers in Europe
|
20
|
PGHC11134
|
Human-Animal Interactions
|
20
|
PGHC11233
|
Bioarchaeological Interpretation
|
20
|
PGHC11241
|
Isotopes and Archaeology
|
20
|
PGHC11242
|
Animal and Human Remains in Archaeology
|
20
|
PGHC11260
|
Byzantine Archaeology: The archaeology of the Byzantine empire and its neighbours AD 500-850.
|
20
|
PGHC11302
|
Island Worlds: Prehistoric Societies in the Mediterranean Sea from the Palaeolithic to the Iron Age
|
20
|
PGHC11309
|
Isotopoes and Archaeology - Case Studies
|
10
|
PGHC11329
|
Theoretical Archaeology
|
20
|
PGHC11344
|
The Hittites: The Archaeology of an Ancient Near Eastern Civilisation
|
20
|
PGHC11348
|
Early Farmers of the Near East
|
20
|
PGHC11353
|
Rock Art and Archaeology: from Scotland to the Sahara
|
20
|
PGHC11365
|
The Archaeology of Cyprus; insularity, identity and internationalism
|
20
|
Notes: 1. Depending on their first degree, students may be recommended to take Theoretical Archaeology.
2. Candidates must take a total of 100 credits of option courses over the four semesters of their part time degree. Normally, credits will be taken equally in each academic year, but this can be varied with the explicit agreement of the Programme Director.
|
Year 2, Academic year 2013/14, Starting month: September
Notes: Courses will run in either Semester 1 or Semester 2, subject to staffing availability. The range of option courses available may vary. Students complete six courses and the MSc Dissertation over the duration of the degree.
COMPULSORY COURSES
This DPT has 0
compulsory course(s).
Code |
Course Name |
Period |
Credits |
COURSE OPTIONS
This DPT has 3
set(s) of course options with the following rules.
Overarching rule collection group: A
Select a minimum of 60 credits and a maximum of 180 credits
from these collections:
Select
exactly 60 credits
from the following list of courses, during Full Year
Code |
Course Name |
Credits |
PGHC11083
|
Archaeology Dissertation
|
60
|
PGHC11100
|
MSc Dissertation in Classics
|
60
|
Notes: You MUST select one of these two dissertations to take in your second year of study.
AND
Select
a minimum of 0 credits and maximum of 20 credits
from the following list of courses, as available
Code |
Course Name |
Credits |
PGHC11079
|
Research Sources and Strategies in Archaeology
|
20
|
Notes: This core course MUST be taken in either Year 1 or Year 2.
AND
Select
a minimum of 0 credits and maximum of 100 credits
from the following list of courses, as available
Code |
Course Name |
Credits |
PGHC11061
|
Archaeology of Gender
|
20
|
PGHC11239
|
Bronze Age Civilisations of the Near East and Greece
|
20
|
PGHC11059
|
Etruscan Italy, 1000 - 300 BC
|
20
|
PGHC11243
|
From Foraging to Farming: the Beginnings of Agriculture in the Mediterranean and Europe
|
20
|
PGHC11066
|
Gallia from the Third Century BC to Augustus
|
20
|
PGHC11080
|
Human Evolution
|
20
|
PGHC11068
|
The Iron Age of Western Temperate Europe until the Third Century BC
|
20
|
PGHC11146
|
Roman Archaeology
|
20
|
PGHC11138
|
Roman Funerary Art
|
20
|
PGHC11143
|
Roman Imperial Monuments
|
20
|
PGHC11333
|
Constantinople, the creation of 'the city of a world's desire' (330-565)
|
20
|
PGHC11001
|
Frontiers in Archaeology: Research Seminars
|
20
|
PGHC11060
|
Archaeological Illustration
|
20
|
PGHC11069
|
Late Hunter-Gatherers in Europe
|
20
|
PGHC11134
|
Human-Animal Interactions
|
20
|
PGHC11233
|
Bioarchaeological Interpretation
|
20
|
PGHC11241
|
Isotopes and Archaeology
|
20
|
PGHC11242
|
Animal and Human Remains in Archaeology
|
20
|
PGHC11260
|
Byzantine Archaeology: The archaeology of the Byzantine empire and its neighbours AD 500-850.
|
20
|
PGHC11302
|
Island Worlds: Prehistoric Societies in the Mediterranean Sea from the Palaeolithic to the Iron Age
|
20
|
PGHC11309
|
Isotopoes and Archaeology - Case Studies
|
10
|
PGHC11329
|
Theoretical Archaeology
|
20
|
PGHC11344
|
The Hittites: The Archaeology of an Ancient Near Eastern Civilisation
|
20
|
PGHC11348
|
Early Farmers of the Near East
|
20
|
PGHC11353
|
Rock Art and Archaeology: from Scotland to the Sahara
|
20
|
PGHC11365
|
The Archaeology of Cyprus; insularity, identity and internationalism
|
20
|
Notes: 1. Depending on their first degree, students may be recommended to take Theoretical Archaeology.
2. Candidates must take a total of 100 credits of option courses over the four semesters of their part time degree. Normally, credits will be taken equally in each academic year, but this can be varied with the explicit agreement of the Programme Director.
|
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