ARCH 0407 Hadrian’s Wall: Archaeological Skills, Methods, and History on the Northern Roman Frontier
Explore the archaeology of one of Great Britain’s grandest monuments, Hadrian’s Wall, from the beginning of the fortification in 122AD to the present. Students will learn the basics of archaeological excavation, survey, and illustration, through hands-on, in-class labs – to understand the real, tangible ways archaeology can teach us about religion, race, the military, politics, architecture, and the everyday lives of people in Roman Britain. Note: this course can fulfill the archaeological methodology (field archaeology) requirement for Archaeology concentrators. WRIT. MWF 10:00-10:50. Instructor: Sophie Moore.

ARCH0407 Fall16 S01 Hadrian’s Wall: Archaeological Skills, Methods, and History on the Northern Roman Frontier