MA Iron Age and Celtic Archaeology in York United Kingdom | University of York

Explore the fascinating world of the ancient Celts and their interactions with Greek and Roman civilizations.
Contemporary archaeology places significant emphasis on the European Iron Age, which this course examines through multiple disciplines, combining archaeological findings with classical texts and modern scientific methods.
You'll analyze Celtic identity and the concept of ethnicity in historical contexts. Cutting-edge scientific advancements, particularly in ancient DNA studies, will shape our perspectives and fuel academic discussions.
Customize your learning by selecting from diverse subjects like landscape studies, social structures, animal archaeology, conservation, and scientific methods including isotope and DNA analysis. The practical skills gained in labs and fieldwork prepare you for careers or advanced studies in archaeology and cultural heritage.
As the sole UK master's program specializing in European Iron Age archaeology, this course benefits from the University of York's growing reputation as a research hub. Our Archaeology Department boasts faculty with specialized knowledge in this era.