This course will:
Investigate topics of current research in Early Historic Scotland ranging from artefact studies, to excavations and landscape analyses through a series of thematic case studies;
Apply a range of analytical techniques and theoretical perspectives to the specific cases;
Draw upon a range of sources in the analysis of the case studies (e.g. contemporary records, historic maps, historical images, excavation data, survey data);
Develop an understanding of the processes of managing and interpreting archaeological evidence.

an average of 2 hrs x 10 weeks. Fieldtrips to be arranged

This course will:
Investigate topics of current research in Early Historic Scotland ranging from artefact studies, to excavations and landscape analyses through a series of thematic case studies;
Apply a range of analytical techniques and theoretical perspectives to the specific cases;
Draw upon a range of sources in the analysis of the case studies (e.g. contemporary records, historic maps, historical images, excavation data, survey data);
Develop an understanding of the processes of managing and interpreting archaeological evidence.

Students will be able to:
Demonstrate an understanding of the most significant archaeological and historical issues in Early Historic Scotland;
Demonstrate the ability to apply archaeological concepts and theories to specific cases and produce new insights and original analyses;
Produce their own analyses using independent research, integration of different sources, and appropriate analytical tools.