640152 UE Documentation and Interpretation I: Armenien

summer semester 2024 | Last update: 27.02.2024 | Place course on memo list

Department:

Department of Ancient History and Ancient Near Eastern Studies

Instructor:

Mikhail Badalyan, PhD

Course number:

640152

Title:

UE Documentation and Interpretation I: Armenien

Type/hours:

UE 1

ECTS credits:

2,5

Period:

Block

Mode of repetition:

annually

Language of instruction:

English

Learning Outcome:

Students are enabled to understand and evaluate the scientific questions and aims of an archaeological excavation. They are able to independently head smaller sections of an excavation site.

Contents:

Acquirement of practical basics and experience in documenting and interpreting archaeological findings and results

Methods:

exercises on the findings

Assessment:

written exam

Literature:

Will be discussed in the first lesson.

Remarks:

Location: Karmir Blur, Armenia (28 days)

Time: will be announced at the beginning of the semester in March 2024

Start:

to be announced

Time, location:

Sommer/Herbst 2024; 28 Tage, Karmir Blur, Armenien

Course allocation

Faculty of Philosophy and History

Bachelor's Programme Classica et Orientalia according to the curriculum 2015 (180 ECTS-Credits, 6 semesters)

Elective Modules Specialisation: Near Eastern Archaeology (60 ECTS-Credits)

Elective Module 21: Archaeological Training I (10 ECTS-Credits, 3 h)

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