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This topic provides students with an appreciation and understanding of the material aspects of archaeology in the coastal, intertidal and underwater environments with a focus on submerged prehistoric landscapes. The temporal scope will mainly focus on the late Pleistocene and early Holocene and emphasis will be placed on inundated terrestrial deposits, marine geoarchaeology and the archaeology of prehistoric and palaeo-indigenous societies. The topic will include core concepts in underwater archaeology and world prehistory, including hunter-gatherer economies, lithic technology, coastal subsistence strategies, cultural identity and art, early seafaring and past human response to environmental change and past sea-level rise.
This topic provides students with an understanding of the principles and theories current in the archaeology of submerged landscapes.
More specificaly the topic aims to:
Timetable details for 2021 are no longer published.
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