This course integrates archaeology and ancient history, offering an engaging exploration of human past across diverse periods and regions. Archaeology employs arts and scientific methods to interpret material remains, while ancient history analyzes written records, especially from Greeks and Romans, whose legacies shaped the modern world. Students develop critical analysis, research, teamwork, and communication skills through research-led teaching, studying literature, material culture, and modern receptions. Key features include interpreting evidence, broad chronological/geographical topics with lab training, optional Greek/Latin, 10 days of fieldwork, and creative assessments like projects and presentations.Ranked top 20 UK for Archaeology (Times/Sunday Times 2024) and top 10 for Classics/Ancient History (2025), with 100% NSS satisfaction for teaching explanations. Beginners welcome; gain practical experience via on-campus museum, outreach, 'Silk Road' module, 'Engaged Arts' options, and placements. Foundation Year available for those facing entry barriers.
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