Archaeology involves documenting the physical remains of ancient civilisations, and interpreting them to gain an understanding of human cultures, the factors that influence them, and their development over time.

This course focuses on archaeology in relation to the Greek and Roman civilisations. Knowledge of Greek or Latin is not essential.

This subject may to taken along with one other subject from the College TR001 list. Both subjects are normally studied for three years and one subject only is studied in the fourth year.

This course is part of a Two-Subject Moderatorship (TSM). Follow this link for specific subject requirements and CAO application codes

Administration in arts/heritage centres, journalism, publishing, and public relations are only some of the possibilities.