The programme involves practical work and fieldtrips. Assessment Modules are assessed wholly by coursework produced to deadlines, plus a dissertation of 20,000 words max. An appropriate degree, in Archaeology or a related subject, normally at 2.i level or above. A wide range of analytical methods are studied including the use of archaeological, palaeoenvironmental and documentary evidence. Particular attention is paid to the integration of these data with evidence embedded within the historic landscape itself.
Key themes explored include marginality, regionality and the reasons for landscape change.
The programme involves practical work and fieldtrips. Assessment Modules are assessed wholly by coursework produced to deadlines, plus a dissertation of 20,000 words max. An appropriate degree, in Archaeology or a related subject, normally at 2.i level or above. Assessment Modules are assessed wholly by coursework produced to deadlines, plus a dissertation of 20,000 words max. An appropriate degree, usually in Archaeology or a related subject, normally at 2.i level or above.