This course will give you an insight into the common ground between ancient history and archaeology, giving you an understanding of the ancient world through both the material, and the textual evidence. This course emphasizes both the common ground between ancient history and archaeology and the different approaches of the two disciplines. It is suited to those who wish to approach an understanding of the ancient world through both the material, and the textual evidence. Study of Greek or Latin is not required, but may be undertaken as part of the course. You will have a broad knowledge of archaeological theory and practices and periods of ancient history and will have undertaken in-depth study into areas of your own interest. Your transferable skills will include communication skills, the ability to construct a logical argument and to synthesize and evaluate information and independent thinking.