INTRODUCTION TO THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF GT. BRITAIN & IRELAND INFORMATION
Course Title: Introduction to The Archaeology of Gt. Britain & Ireland This course can be started at any time.
Cost: £87.50
Description: This is a 10-session course covering the Palaeolithic - Iron Age
Previous Knowledge or Experience Required:
No subject knowledge required.Who is the course intended for?
This course is suitable for:
 | Anyone with an interest in the past |
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| Anyone wishing to develop their knowledge of British Archaeology |
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| Those who are unable to attend formal classes |
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| History teachers |
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| Those who are interested in taking part in a dig |
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| Anyone who enjoys TV archaeology |
Course Outcomes (Learning Objectives)
At the end of regular study you should be able to do the following:
Use the archaeological evidence to develop an understanding of the environmental, social and technological conditions of life in the past in Gt. Britain & Ireland
Course Outline
The course covers the following topics:
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| Palaeolithic |
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| Mesolithic |
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| Neolithic |
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| Bronze Age |
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| Iron Age |
The course is taught through fully supported interactive lesson materials supplied via individual student's email, and personal contact with the tutor.
Students will be provided with:
Lesson study notes
Hyper-linked Internet research guidance
Suggested bibliography
Self-assessment assignments & quizzes
Tutor-marked assignments
Coursework advice and guidance
Tutor contact details
Assignments
Students will be provided with both self-assessment and tutor-marked assignments. These are optional.
What materials will I need?
There is no set textbook. However, a suggested bibliography will be given for each section of the course.
You are recommended to keep your own notes and study materials organised by using an A4 ring binder.
How long will the course take?
The flexible nature of the course is such that delivery, study and assessment can be tailored to your needs.
Is there an exam?
There is no exam. The course is unaccredited but students who complete the course will be given a Course Certificate.
After completing this course students might like to consider one of the following:
(i) taking one of the (unaccredited) Skills & Techniques courses
(ii) studying for the AS/A-Level Archaeology qualification