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Ancient civilizations approached death and burial practices in remarkably varied manners, offering archaeologists valuable clues about their cultural systems.
Mortuary archaeology integrates the examination of skeletal remains with their archaeological settings, adopting a multidisciplinary perspective to understand both existence and mortality in bygone eras.
This program equips you with cutting-edge methodologies and tools to acquire essential practical expertise while investigating diverse archaeological and procedural approaches to burial studies. You'll cultivate proficiency in multiple techniques, all focused on mastering the investigation of ancient death rituals and interment practices.
The curriculum's adaptable structure allows you to concentrate on specific historical periods or methodological specialties by choosing modules aligned with your academic focus. You'll collaborate with globally recognized experts and gain direct experience analyzing human remains. The program includes educational visits to regional museums and significant locations, such as prehistoric sites in the Yorkshire Wolds.