Humanities & Science
Archaeology: The Later Medieval Archaeology of England & Wales
Course details
Course code
Q00010935Course date
Start: 09/01/24
End: 19/03/24
Number of classes
10 sessionsTutor
Michael NevellFee range
Free to £74.00
How you'll learn
Availability
You can enrol online for this course
Course overview
This course of ten sessions looking at the archaeology of England and Wales from the arrival of the Normans to the Reformation. The topics covered will include the Norman conquest and castles, manorial estates, town life and industry, church and monastery and the archaeology of trade and with such a large subject coverege, it is hoped the course will spark further learning outside the course in the learners' communities and perhaps to lead to better understanding of their communities and their place in it.
Course description
This course of ten sessions looking at the archaeology of England and Wales from the arrival of the Normans to the Reformation. The topics covered will include the Norman conquest and castles, manorial estates, town life and industry, church and monastery and the archaeology of trade and with such a large subject coverege, it is hoped the course will spark further learning outside the course in the learners' communities and perhaps to lead to better understanding of their communities and their place in it.
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