The Prehistory of the Ancient Near East (10,000-3500 BC)
The 'Neolithic Revolution' is widely seen as a time of dramatic change in settlement patterns, subsistence strategies, religion and social structure. What prompted these changes? How widespread were they? Did they affect man’s beliefs and material culture? Recent excavations challenge our assumptions and shed new light on prehistoric art, ritual and technology.
15 credits at Level 4
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| SSHC188H4ACB How to enrol ME Enrol online Course outline |
Thu 4 Oct 2012, 6.30pm-8.30pm 10 meetings |
Central London |
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