Conduct of an agreed program of prescribed readings and research on a defined topic or case study in archaeology.

On satisfying the requirements of this course, students will have the knowledge and skills to pursue guided investigation of a topic relevant to the archaeology, synthesise relevant knowledge, and communicate that learning in oral and/or written formats

Annotated bibliography, essay and final project report (the report is to be oral and/or written as negotiated).  Total written assessment not exceeding 5000 words

Normally offered every semester
Supervision by regular meetings with co-ordinator
A total of contact 33 hours.

Normally 12 units in Archaeology at second/third year level, completed at Distinction or High Distinction level; plus the agreement of the prospective supervisor.