Archaeological Sciences

The course aims to provide an overview of medieval productions: pottery, metal and glass finds, wood, lithic and inorganic materials will be examined both from the point of view of processing techniques and commercial dynamics. Starting from an integrated reading of medieval artifacts and their impact in the archaeological context, the student will be guided in formal, archaeometric and quantitative analysis methodologies.

No prerequirement needed

The activity will be carried out in presence and/or remotely (on Google Meet platform) according to the safety provisions related to Covid-19 emergency

not required

Interview and evaluation of a project. Students evaluation will be based on the following parameters: knowledge, active involvement in classes, reasoning, learning.

The course consists of lectures in which more participatory lessons are altered (flipped-classroom, seminars)

The course aims to provide an overview of medieval productions: pottery, metal and glass finds, wood, lithic and inorganic materials will be examined both from the point of view of processing techniques and commercial dynamics. Starting from an integrated reading of medieval artifacts and their impact in the archaeological context, the student will be guided in formal, archaeometric and quantitative analysis methodologies.

No prerequirement needed

The activity will be carried out in presence and/or remotely (on Google Meet platform) according to the safety provisions related to Covid-19 emergency

not required

Interview and evaluation of a project. Students evaluation will be based on the following parameters: knowledge, active involvement in classes, reasoning, learning.

The course consists of lectures in which more participatory lessons are altered (flipped-classroom, seminars)