Archaeology with Portuguese

About this course

Archaeology is the study of the human past through physical evidence: artefacts, monuments, settlements, skeletal remains and entire landscapes that together document how people have lived, worked, believed and died across millennia. It is a discipline that demands both careful observation in the field and rigorous interpretation in the laboratory, asking what objects and sites can tell us about the societies that produced them. Combining it with Portuguese adds a linguistic dimension that opens access to the literatures, cultures and histories of Portugal, Brazil and the wider Lusophone world. At Queen's University Belfast this four-year full-time programme offers a single honours archaeology degree with an additional Portuguese language qualification. The archaeology component covers a wide chronological and geographical range, with modules spanning world, European and Irish and Briti

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