The Practice of Archaeology

This module will introduce students to the range of methods and techniques available to archaeologists in investigating and understanding the material remains of the past, and to the analytical procedures which are routinely undertaken to ‘make sense’ of and interpret archaeological evidence. The means and media through which these results can be disseminated to a range of public, professional and academic audiences, and the organisational and administrative framework within which archaeologists carry out their work, in the last case with particular emphasis on the United Kingdom, will also be explored. Sessions will involve a combination of tutor presentation and student input and discussion.

Mark Whyman BA DPhil

• Term: Autumn
• Day: Wednesday
• Start Date: 26 September 2018
• Time: 6.30-9.30pm
• No. of weeks: 11
• Full fee: £192.00
• Credits: 20

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