Major Thesis - Classics & Archaeology

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• demonstrate a capacity for articulating relevant questions and the appropriate methodologies for investigating them;
• exhibit a familiarity with and an ability to locate one's research within that literature;
• identify relevant research repositories and materials and show a capacity for sustained and discerning research within them;
• express research findings in lucid, effective prose which uses appropriate conventions of documentation.

This subject is not available as a breadth subject.

• gain advanced knowledge of the literary and/or material culture of ancient Greek, Roman and/or Near Eastern civilisations;
• acquire advanced skills and methodologies for the analysis of ancient culture.