Do you remember the Hollywood action hero Indiana Jones? He scoured the world in search of hidden treasures, went on exciting adventures and survived perilous chases. But let¡¯s get one thing straight: An archaeologist¡¯s work is slightly different in reality. But that doesn¡¯t make it any less exciting! From the excavation of individual settlements and burial sites to the analysis of entire European landscapes, and from the beginning of human existence to the High Middle Ages, the ¡®Archaeology of Prehistory to the Early Middle Ages¡¯ covers a wide range of times and spaces.? So many secrets from the past are still hiding under the ground. It¡¯s time to explore! Are you wondering what it takes to be an archaeologist? Above all, you need an interest in historical and cultural contexts, the ability to work with your hands, and drawing skills.

During your studies, you will work with originals and learn about the latest archaeological methods, including modern scientific analysis in theory and practice. You will often swap the lecture theatre for the great outdoors, working on burial grounds with a trowel and brush. You will also learn how exciting archaeological finds and results are best presented to the public by participating in numerous exhibition and publication projects during your studies. We will also provide you with essential digital skills in areas such as spatial data processing and statistical and image processing software.