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The BA in Ancient History and Archaeology enables you to explore and integrate your passion for the historical and archaeological aspects of antiquity. This program prepares you to examine Greek and Roman civilizations through both written records and physical artifacts, ranging from Greek ceramics to Roman epigraphs, from ancient urban centers to classical literature.
Your studies will span a wide historical and geographic scope, covering subjects such as:
the emergence of Greek city-states
Athens during its classical era
the establishment of the Roman Empire
the evolution of the Roman Empire in Late Antiquity
the Byzantine Empire from Constantinople's founding through the Middle Ages.
You'll acquire fundamental archaeological analysis methods to grasp how theoretical frameworks and practical applications intersect when interpreting material culture.
This degree in ancient history and archaeology is perfect for those seeking to comprehend antiquity through diverse sources including writings, artifacts, structures, and sites. You'll be challenged to reevaluate traditional narratives and develop persuasive historical and archaeological arguments supported by textual, visual, and material evidence.
For those choosing the Foundation Year option, it provides comprehensive preparation for undergraduate studies. This pathway is particularly suitable if you're returning to education after a break, lack prior subject experience, or didn't attain the required grades for direct entry into your desired degree program.
Start Date: October 2024 Duration: Three years