Landscape Archaeology (MA)

Occupying the intersection of Landscape, Archaeology and Heritage, this programme reflects international discourses on place-making, cultural heritage and sustainability. Landscape studies have created a common platform for the social and environmental sciences, and with cultural heritage now the de facto fourth pillar of sustainable development, archaeology is developing new dimensions, reaching new audiences, and playing a more central role in landscape management and governance.

Subjects in this course are:-

• Required AR601: Landscape Perspectives
• Required AR602: Interpreting Landscapes
• Required AR6105: Geographical Information Systems and Landscape Archaeology
• Required AR6106: Creating a Dissertation in Landscape Archaeology
• Required AR6107: Dissertation
• Required AR603: Managing Landscapes
• Required AR604: Investigating Landscapes
• Required AR622: Presenting Landscapes