Archaeology: Archaeology of Castles in Northern England and North Wales
Course details
Course code
Q00016678Course date
Number of classes
6 sessionsTutor
Michael NevellFee range
How you'll learn
Venue
OnlineLevel of study
Availability
Course overview
Course description
Archaeology: Archaeology of Castles in Northern England and North Wales explores the development, construction, and historical significance of castles in these regions. Participants will study the archaeology of iconic structures, from medieval fortresses to ruins that still stand today. The course will cover the social, military, and political roles that castles played in history, focusing on their architectural features, defensive mechanisms, and the archaeological discoveries made at these sites. Participants will also learn how to interpret historical evidence from excavations and understand the broader historical context of these sites. By the end of the course, participants will have gained a deeper appreciation for the castles’ influence on local history and their role in shaping the landscape of Northern England and North Wales. This course is ideal for anyone interested in archaeology, history, or medieval architecture.
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