BA (Hons) Ancient History and Archaeology

Course Overview This interdisciplinary course masterfully blends the study of ancient historical texts with the hands-on practice of archaeology to provide a comprehensive understanding of the classical world. You will explore the major events and social structures of Greek and Roman civilizations while learning the field techniques used to uncover and interpret their material remains. The program offers a unique and dynamic perspective on the past, from early prehistory through the Middle Ages. Key Program Highlights Examine primary historical sources and major issues in Greek and Roman society, politics, and culture. Gain practical, hands-on experience in archaeological methods, surveying, and excavation techniques. Study a broad chronological sweep from early prehistory to the medieval period. Enjoy flexibility with all ancient texts taught in translation, eliminating language prerequisites. Benefit from a balanced curriculum with equal weight given to both Ancient History and Archaeology disciplines.