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Postgraduate Zooarchaeology in North East England
1 degree at 1 university in North East England.
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Subjects
- All subjects
- Archaeology
- Archaeological Conservation
- Archaeological Heritage Management
- Archaeological Practice
- Archaeological Sciences
- Archaeology of Specific Ages
- Archaeology of Specific Areas and Cultures
- Archaeology of Specific Environments
- Archaeology of Specific Kinds
- Asian Archaeology
- Assyriology
- Australasian Archaeology
- Bioarchaeology
- Conservation of Ancient Monuments
- Egyptology
- European Archaeology
- Field Archaeology
- Funerary Archaeology
- Greek Archaeology
- Landscape Archaeology
- Marine Archaeology
- Mediterranean Europe: Archaeology
- Middle Eastern Archaeology
- Paleography
- Roman Archaeology
- Zooarchaeology
Location
- England
- North East England
- York
- South West England
- Yorkshire and Humberside
MSc Zooarchaeology
MSc Zooarchaeology
Any consideration of the human past is incomplete without examining the essential roles that animals have played in our economies and societies. On this course you will study archaeological animal remains...Read more
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- 1 year Full time degree: £8,040 per year (UK/EU)
- 2 years Part time degree: £4,020 per year (UK/EU)
- 3 years Part time degree: £2,680 per year (UK/EU)
- Zooarchaeology 1: Identifying Animal Bones (5 Credits) - Core
- Dissertation (80 Credits) - Core
- Animal Bones for Archaeologists (20 Credits) - Core
- Zooarchaeology 2: Exploring the Assemblage (5 Credits) - Core
- Interpreting Animal Remains (20 Credits) - Core
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