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Archaeology and Landscape History Courses

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Archaeology is the study of the past through the traces or material remains which survive into the present. Studying with Cambridge ICE will help you develop your own archaeological expertise through the analysis of religious and ritual beliefs, death and daily life of past peoples by examining what they left behind.

We offer a broad range of short and part-time archaeology courses, for newcomers to the subject and for those who have studied archaeology before.

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Classical Studies

Undergraduate Certificate in Classical Studies Register Interest Apply Now

Archaeology

Undergraduate Certificate in Archaeology of the Ancient World

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Undergraduate Certificate in the Study of Early Medieval England

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Undergraduate Diploma in Archaeology: Conflict and Heritage Register Interest

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Historic Building Conservation

MSt in Building History Register Interest Apply Now

Landscape History and Archaeology

Undergraduate Certificate in the Making of the English Landscape: Landscape History and Archaeology Register Interest Apply Now

Undergraduate Advanced Diplomas

Advanced Diploma in Research in the Arts/Sciences Apply Now
Advanced Diploma in Research Theory and Practice Apply Now

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Archaeology tutors

Dr Gilly Carr

Gilly Carr is a University Senior Lecturer and ICE’s Academic Director in Archaeology. She is also the Fellow and Director of Studies in Archaeology and Anthropology at St Catharine’s College. Her main research areas are conflict archaeology, POW archaeology and heritage studies, and she has published widely in this area. She currently carries out fieldwork in the Channel Islands.

About our tutors

Archaeology courses at ICE are taught by tutors whose work spans a wide range of areas. Our current tutors’ interests include (to take a few examples) Neolithic landscapes, the personal histories of Cambridge archaeologists, ancient Egyptian religion, forensic archaeology, post-conflict heritage, the indigenous peoples of Mexico and Guatemala, and Etruscan landscapes.

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