AR245 ARCHAEOLOGY IN PRACTICE (COMPULSORY)
Module Summary
The objective of this module is to (a) introduce the student to a range of fundamental sources and methods used by the archaeologist and (b) to teach the student how to apply those sources and methods in practice. Please note that lecture twelve in this module will be an in-class test that constitutes 20% of your overall mark in this module.
Structure |
Twelve initial lectures plus one of three options
in Semester 2 (see below for further
details). |
Lectures Commence |
Mon. 7th Jan. 2013 |
Course Weighting |
5 ECTS
|
Initial Lectures End |
Wed. 13th Feb. 2013 |
Assessment |
Class Test 20%; Practical Option 80%
|
Course Convenor |
Dr Carleton Jones |
Lecturer(s) |
Dr Carleton Jones, Dr Kieran O'Conor, Dr Elizabeth FitzPatrick, Mr Joseph Fenwick, Ms Angela Gallagher |
Venues & Times |
Monday |
11 am - 12 pm |
AC214 |
| Wednesday |
1 pm - 2 pm |
IT125 (1st Floor) |
| Please consult Department handbook, noticeboards or blackboard for further details. |
In order to make the experience of the module more fulfilling, you are offered a choice of three practical options after you have attended the first 12 lectures of the module. The idea behind the options is that you choose 1 out of the 3 that will best suit your ability and needs. In the first week of the module you will be asked to rank your choices 1-3. Places for each option will subsequently be allocated to students by ballot. The practical options are:
- FIELD ARCHAEOLOGY IN PRACTICE
- MATERIAL CULTURE IN PRACTICE
- REGIONAL ARCHAEOLOGY IN PRACTICE
Please choose your option carefully and with due regard to your abilities and needs. You will receive more information on each option in the
first lecture in this course.
Core Texts
- Reading lists will be provided in class