In response to past student comments in the NSS the
Department of Archaeology has:
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purchased a traditional yurt which will provide an additional teaching space, allowing students to
gain more practical experience and recreate experimental archaeological techniques more
accurately
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this experimental archaeology area on campus, ‘Learning in the Past’ means students can replicate
ancient techniques of production
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incorporated experimental activities into a number of modules, including V63355 (Ancient
Metallurgy)
The Department of Archaeology is listening… Finalists – Speak Up!