My Ancient World Learning 

Bite-Size Archaeology: Maritime Archaeology of the Roman Empire: Available from 5th January 2025.

Course Number: MAWL 005
Course Tutor: Michael J Curtis 

This four week course in our new Bite-Size Archaeology Series explores the maritime archaeology of the Roman Empire, focusing on physical remains like ships, harbours, waterfront structures, cargoes, and traces of human activity in submerged environments. Through the analysis of diverse archaeological and historical sources, students will gain a deeper understanding of the economic, technological, and cultural exchanges that contributed to the empire's influence across the Mediterranean and beyond.
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Structure of course

Teaching style: Recorded sessions and live lectures
Mode of delivery:
Online
Duration:
4 weeks

About this course

Through a dynamic blend of lectures and stimulating online group discussions, and by analysing a rich array of archaeological and historical sources, students will gain insight into the economic, technological, and cultural exchanges that shaped the empire’s dominance across the Mediterranean and beyond. 

What will I get?
  • 7 engaging video lectures.
  • An accompanying eBook to accompany this course module.
  • Reccomended reading list.
  • Delivered at your pace with no deadlines and no pressure.


How long will it take?
Around 7 - 10 hours spread over 4 weeks.
You're free to take the course at your own pace and to return to sessions if you want to see them again.

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