Classical Archaeology and Classical Civilisation

About this course

Classical archaeology and classical civilisation together offer one of the most comprehensive approaches to understanding the ancient Greek and Roman worlds. Archaeology provides the material evidence, studying physical remains from excavated sites, objects, architecture, and landscapes to reconstruct how people lived, worked, worshipped, and died. Classical civilisation brings in literary, historical, and philosophical texts, along with art, mythology, and social history, giving material evidence a richer interpretive context. Together, the two disciplines ask not just what happened in the ancient world but how we know it and what those answers mean for our understanding of history and culture. At University College London, this three-year degree develops your skills in both disciplines simultaneously. In the archaeological strand, you will learn to analyse physical evidence, engage wi

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