Department of Anthropology and Archaeology units in 2014/15

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Unit name Unit code Credit points Open unit status Faculty of Arts Category Teaching Block
Air Photographic Survey ARCH20041 10 Not open TB-2
Ancient Egypt ARCH20010 20 Not open TB-1
Anthropological Methods ARCH20048 20 Not open TB-2
Anthropology of Islam ARCH20046 20 Not open TB-1
Archaeological Science ARCH20038 10 Not open TB-1
Archaeological Survey ARCH20034 10 Not open TB-1
Archaeology and Anthropology Field School ARCH20017 20 Not open TB-2
Archaeology of Africa ARCH20020 20 Not open TB-2
Artefact Handling ARCH20037 10 Not open TB-1
Aspects of the Aegean Bronze Age ARCH25003 20 Not open TB-2
Aztecs and Incas: Pre-Columbian Archaeology of the Americas ARCH25018 20 Not open TB-1
British Pre-History ARCH20035 30 Not open TB-1
Contemporary Theory in Archaeology ARCH25002 20 Not open TB-2
Contemporary Theory in Social Anthropology ANTH20001 20 Not open TB-1
Early Human Origins ARCH20005 20 Not open TB-1
Early Medieval Britain and Ireland ARCH20007 20 Not open TB-2
Field Course ARCH20036 10 Not open TB-1
History of Archaeology (Diploma Archaeological Studies) ARCH20033 10 Not open TB-1
Human Behavioural Ecology ARCH20018 20 Not open TB-2
Language, Culture, and Society ARCH20045 20 Open TB-2
Life in the European Neolithic ARCH20044 20 Not open TB-2
Post-Excavation Techniques ARCH25001 20 Not open TB-1
Roman Britain ARCH20040 30 Not open TB-1
Social And Material transformations in Neolithic and Bronze Age Britain and Ireland, c.5000-800 BC ARCH25023 20 Not open TB-2
Study Abroad (60cp) ARCH25500 60 Not open AYEAR
The Archaeology and Topography of Ancient Greece ARCH20021 20 Open AYEAR
The Archaeology and Topography of Ancient Rome ARCH20024 20 Open AYEAR
The Primatological Context to Biological Anthropology ARCH20019 20 Not open TB-2

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