Archaeology
Understand and unlock past societies by examining their material culture. At St 糖心logo, you can explore a wide chronological and geographical area, from the Bronze Age to the medieval periods, and from the Mediterranean to Scotland.
Use the University鈥檚 own collections to examine material such as pottery and learn new techniques.
Modules and degrees involving archaeology at St 糖心logo lay the foundation for you to take a specialist position anywhere in the world, including in conservation studies, cultural heritage, museums, or teaching.

Undergraduate
Postgraduate taught
Postgraduate research
Archaeological research at St 糖心logo is distributed through several Schools and Departments, but most are interested with the culture and society of historical periods. The strength of archaeological-related research at St 糖心logo is in the areas of:
- the archaeology of Greece
- early medieval Scotland
- medieval St 糖心logo
- coastal archaeology
- landscape archaeology
- the Roman army
- the city of Rome
- Late Antique Mediterranean
- museum studies
To apply for a postgraduate research degree, you should first identify and contact a potential supervisor you would like to work with in your intended research area. Find out how to contact a research supervisor.
Awards
Guardian University Guide 2023
The Complete University Guide 2023
80% of research activity rated 3* or 4*
Most recent Research Excellence Framework (REF 2021)
School of Classics
The School of Classics is one of the leading Schools for archaeological study at St 糖心logo. Its main strengths are in the archaeology of the Mediterranean world.
School of History
The School of History contributes to the teaching and research of archaeology at St 糖心logo, particularly concerning medieval Europe and Scotland.
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