No 6582
Wednesday 18 March 2020
Vol cl No 24
pp. 414–433
The Faculty Board of Human, Social and Political Science gives notice that the following variable papers will be offered in the Archaeology Tripos in 2020–21:
The following papers will be offered in Part I in 2020–21:
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A1 |
World archaeology |
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A2 |
Archaeology in action |
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A3 |
Introduction to the cultures of Egypt and Mesopotamia |
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A4 |
Being human: interdisciplinary perspectives |
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B1 |
Humans in biological perspective |
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E1 |
Egyptian language I |
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M1 |
Babylonian language |
The following papers will be offered in Part IIa in 2020–21:
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A2 |
Archaeology in action |
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E1 |
Egyptian language I |
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M1 |
Babylonian language |
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A10 |
Archaeological theory and practice I |
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A11 |
From data to interpretation (=B5) |
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A21 |
Archaeological science |
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A22 |
Palaeolithic archaeology |
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A23 |
European prehistory |
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A24 |
The medieval globe |
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A25 |
Mesopotamian archaeology I: Prehistory and early states |
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A27 |
Society and settlement in ancient Egypt |
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A29 |
The archaeology of religion in ancient Egypt |
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A31 |
Ancient India I: the Indus civilisation and beyond |
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A35 |
The archaeology of Africa |
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A37 |
Classical art and archaeology (Paper 9 of Part Ib of the Classical Tripos) |
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B2 |
Human ecology and behaviour |
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B3 |
Human evolution |
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B4 |
Human comparative biology |
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B5 |
From data to interpretation (=A11) |
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E2 |
Middle Egyptian text / Advanced Egyptian language |
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M3 |
Mesopotamian culture II: Religion and scholarship |
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M4 |
Intermediate Babylonian language |
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M6 |
Sumerian language |
The following papers will not be offered in Part IIa in 2020–21:
A26 Mesopotamian
archaeology II: Territorial states to empires
A28 Ancient Egypt in
context: An archaeology of foreign relations
A30 Archaeology of
death and burial in ancient Egypt
A33 Ancient South
America
A32 Ancient
India II: Early historic cities of South Asia
A34 The archaeology of
Mesoamerica and North America
A36 Topics in regional
archaeology
M2 Mesopotamian
culture II: Literature
The following year-long papers will be offered in Part IIb in 2020–21:
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A10 |
Archaeological theory and practice I |
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A12 |
Archaeological theory and practice II |
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A21 |
Archaeological science |
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A22 |
Palaeolithic archaeology |
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A23 |
European prehistory |
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A24 |
The medieval globe |
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A25 |
Mesopotamian archaeology I: Prehistory and early states |
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A27 |
Society and settlement in ancient Egypt |
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A29 |
The archaeology of religion in ancient Egypt |
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A31 |
Ancient India I: The Indus civilisation and beyond |
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A35 |
The archaeology of Africa |
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A38 |
Aegean prehistory (Paper D1 of the Classical Tripos) |
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A39 |
Beyond classical art (Paper D2 of the Classical Tripos) |
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A40 |
Roman Britain (Paper D3 of the Classical Tripos) |
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A41 |
Roman cities: Network of empire (Paper D4 of the Classical Tripos) |
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B2 |
Human ecology and behaviour |
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B3 |
Human evolution |
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B4 |
Comparative human biology |
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B6 |
Major topics in human evolutionary studies |
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E2 |
Middle Egyptian text / Advanced Egyptian language |
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E3 |
Old and Late Egyptian texts |
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E4 |
Coptic |
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M3 |
Mesopotamian culture II: Religion and scholarship |
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M4 |
Intermediate Babylonian language |
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M5 |
Advanced Babylonian and Assyrian |
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M6 |
Sumerian language |
The following term-long papers will be offered in Part IIb in 2020–21:
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A13 |
The past in the present |
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A50 |
Special topics in Palaeolithic archaeology and human evolution (A technologically dependent lineage) (=B14) |
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A60 |
Special topics in museum studies |
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A61 |
Special topics in archaeological concepts 1 (Archaeology of colonialism) |
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A62 |
Special topics in archaeological concepts 2 (Historical ecology) |
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AS3 |
Geographical information systems in archaeology |
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AS5 |
Human osteology (= B18, Decoding the skeleton) |
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AS7 |
Geoarchaeology |
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AS8 |
Molecular archaeology |
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AS9 |
Analysis of archaeological materials (Materials analysis) |
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AS11 |
Special topics in archaeological methods 1 (Environmental archaeology) |
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B11 |
Special topics in biological anthropology 1 (What finches tell us about humans) |
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B12 |
Special topics in biological anthropology 2 (Culture evolves) |
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B13 |
Special topics in biological anthropology 3 (Health and disease throughout human evolution) |
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B14 |
Special topics in biological anthropology 4 (A technologically dependent lineage) (= A50) |
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B15 |
Special topics in biological anthropology 5 (Friends, relatives and communities: Human social evolution) |
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B16 |
Special topics in biological anthropology 6 (Genomes: Ancient, modern and mixed) |
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B17 |
Special topics in biological anthropology 7 (Our extended family: Primate biology and behaviour) |
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B18 |
Special topics in biological anthropology 8 (Decoding the skeleton) (= AS5) |
The following year-long papers will not be offered in Part IIb in 2020–21:
A26 Mesopotamian
archaeology II: Territorial states to empires
A28 Ancient Egypt in
context: An archaeology of foreign relations
A30 Archaeology of
death and burial in ancient Egypt
A33 Ancient South
America
A32 Ancient
India II: Early historic cities of South Asia
A34 The archaeology of
Mesoamerica and North America
A36 Topics within
regional archaeology
M2 Mesopotamian
culture II: Literature
The following term-long papers will not be offered in Part IIb in 2020–21:
A51 Special topics in
European prehistory
A52 Special topics in
historic Europe (Britain ad
300–800)
A53 Special topics in
Near Eastern archaeology
A54 Special topics in
regional archaeology 1 (Prehistoric art)
A55 Special topics in
regional archaeology 2
A56 Special topics in
regional archaeology 3
A57 Special topics in
regional archaeology 4
A58 Special topics in
regional archaeology 5
A59 Material culture:
conceptual approaches
AS1 Foundation
statistics (this paper is running but will be taken by M.Phil. students only.)
AS2 Special topics in
advanced statistics/modelling
AS4 Zooarchaeology
AS6 Palaeobotany
AS10 Archaeological
genetics
AS12 Special topics in archaeological
methods 2