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AA3020 - Principles and Techniques in Archaeology
This module, which draws on archaeological material from around the world, is divided into two sections. The first is a series of seminars and lectures on the central practical…
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AA3020 - Principles and Techniques in Archaeology
This module, which draws on archaeological material from around the world, is divided into two sections. The first is a series of seminars and lectures on the central practical…
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AA4002 - From Pompeii to Aquileia: the Archaeology of Roman Italy (50 BCE - 300 CE)
At the height of the empire, Italy was one of the most prosperous and densely populated areas of the Mediterranean. Its centrality in imperial politics and culture, as well as its …
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AA4003 - The Archaeology of Ancient Rome
Rome was the largest and most important city of the ancient world. From an unimportant group of hill-top settlements near the Tiber, it developed into a densely inhabited…
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AA4004 - The Archaeology of Identities in the First Millennium BCE Mediterranean World
This module considers the theme of identity from an archaeological perspective. Chronologically and geographically, it focuses on case studies and evidence from the Mediterranean…
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AA4008 - The World of the Ancient Indian Ocean
Studies of Roman long-distance trade have traditionally centred on its relationship with India. However, the Indian Ocean represented an expansive trade system, in which Rome was…
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AA4122 - Sacred Spaces in the Roman Empire
The gods are encountered at every turn in the Roman Empire, but seldom in the same way or in the same places. Religious places range from large-scale, monumentalized sanctuaries…
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AA4127 - In the Footsteps of the Ancients: Exploring the Archaeology and Topography of Greece
Through on-site teaching in Greece and home lectures, this course studies how and why Greek secular and religious sites developed where they did, what their different functions…
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AA4130 - The Roman Army
This module will present material for the history and archaeology of the Roman army from the Early Republic through to the Late Empire. Students will study a series of themes,…
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AA4146 - The Colours of Ancient Art
The ancient world was a colourful, vibrant place. Colour contributed vigorously to visual culture in antiquity, acting as a primary interpretive device for approaching, analysing, …
