Archaeology research areas, PhD, at University of Nottingham

Archaeology research areas, PhD, University of Nottingham

the United Kingdom

Study options for this course

The award	How you will study	Study duration	Course start	Domestic course fees	International course fees
PhD	Full-time	2 - 3 years	Anytime	find out	find out
PhD	Part-time	2 - 6 years	Anytime	find out	find out
MPhil	Full-time	1 year	Anytime	find out	find out
MPhil	Part-time	2 years	Anytime	find out	find out

About Archaeology research areas, PhD - at University of Nottingham

We welcome applications for postgraduate study - taught and research. Nottingham's Archaeology Department is very actively engaged in research and its staff cover a wide range of interests. Further information about the courses and the department can be gained via the Department website.

Research fields include prehistoric, Greek, Roman and post-Roman archaeology in Britain and abroad, with specialisms in Italy, North Africa, the Danube area, the Balkans, Greece and Syria. Supervision is also offered in archaeological materials science and in bioarchaeology (archaeobotany and zooarchaeology).

The Department welcomes enquiries and applications regarding its research degrees.

Staff research interests include:

Archaeobotany; early farming in Europe and the Near East; Neolithic of Central Europe

Zooarchaeology; animals in Roman and Medieval society

Ethnoarchaeology; anthropology; prehistoric technology

Prehistoric Italy; early metallurgy

Mediterranean prehistory; Aegean Bronze Age; Greek Dark Age; Sardinia; mathematical and statistical applications in archaeology

Later prehistory of Europe; Atlantic communities in the first millennium BC; lake dwellings; underwater archaeology

Archaeology of Western Asia, with a particular focus on Iran and the Persian Gulf

Roman archaeology of the Mediterranean, Balkans and Britain; epigraphy

Migration period and later medieval Europe; medieval buildings

Early medieval Celtic art and archaeology

Early medieval and medieval landscapes in north-western Europe

Archaeomaterials; the scientific analysis of glass from prehistory to post-medieval.

To find out more information, please refer to the Department of Archaeology web pages.

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