My Ancient World Learning
Bite-Size Archaeology: Maritime Archaeology of the Roman Empire: Available from 3rd November 2025.
Course Number: MAWL 005
Course Tutors: 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.
Course Tutors: 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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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. Through case studies and theoretical perspectives, the course also introduces key methods and techniques used in underwater and coastal archaeology..
Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to unravel the secrets of Maritime Archaeology of the Roman Empire. Enrolment opening soon, register your interest to join us on a life-long learning journey through time with My Ancient World Learning!
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