This course offers the opportunity to combine a broad engagement with classical culture and society with learning archaeological skills and techniques, to enable first-hand study of material culture. Study of Greek or Latin is not required but may be taken as part of the course. You will have a broad knowledge of the Greco-Roman world and an in-depth knowledge of specific areas of your own interest. You will have developed knowledge of ancient technology, archaeological theory and research methods, and, if you elected to learn Greek or Latin, language skills that will help you interpret and translate source materials. You will also have developed transferable skills including communication skills, independent thinking and the ability to construct a logical argument and synthesize and evaluate information.