Course details

Start details
To Be Confirmed

Qualification level
Certificate of Attendance in Forensic Archaeology (Introduction)

Study type
Self study without attendance (Online)

Estimated course duration
10 weeks

Price (subject to change)
£50 including VAT

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Language
Courses are taught in English

Course contact telephone
07942 241296

Entry requirements
None. The course is introductory. Given the nature of this course, it may not be suitable for those of a sensitive disposition. The teaching material will include actual crime scene photos/videos which some may find distressing.

Course description
The course aims to introduce the role of archaeology in forensic investigation and its use for the search and location of buried remains. Police structure and procedures at crime scenes will be outlined, as well as the identification of animal and human remains and the paramount role of taphonomy. Modern and ancient crime case studies will be presented and discussed. The course follows a multidisciplinary approach.

Assessment method
Assignment and continuous assessment

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The course information was verified on 05-Oct-2009
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