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The course explores the human past across all inhabited areas of the globe, from the last Ice Age to historic times; it covers most of the past 12,000 years, ending with the fall of the Roman Empire in Europe, but continuing until the 18th-Century in the Pacific and North America; its main focus is the development of human culture and societies, from agriculture to technology, and from the earliest civilisations to the spread of populations worldwide.
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Distance with attendance Nov |
6 months |
You choose, but you will have to attend some days | No application date provided |
This is a distance learning course but part of it is taught in/at: OPEN UNIVERSITY |
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Open University
Archaeology
This OU course is very well written and suitable for anyone who is coming back to study. The science element is well introduced and not too demanding. As with all OU courses it is well supported and very accessible....more
1 Hotcourses user(s) found the following review helpful.I enjoyed the subject of the course immediately. Though as with all Open University courses, determination is a key requirement. I felt that students were not prepared for the tutorials and seminars. Maybe more contact and previous input...more
1 Hotcourses user(s) found the following review helpful.This course is an introductory course to the social sciences. It was a interesting course that leads nicely into Level 1 courses in social sciences. You have a personal tutor that you talk to by phone and they keep you on track. There ar...more
1 Hotcourses user(s) found the following review helpful.I have just completed studying this excellent, 2nd year level, degree course. It was my first experience of studying with the OU, and studying from home. While it is challenging to study at this level, at home, the literature, support and w...more
The timing of this course is brilliant because it has 3 start dates through the year, they send you the packs and then you can choose from two assessments with different dates - so if you need a bit longer you can take it. The material is ...more
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