FP Geomagnetische Untersuchung der vorrömischen Bergfestung von Monte Santa Croce-Cognolo (Kampanien/Italien) [Kampanien]

Dozent/in:

Wieke De Neef

Angaben:

feldarchäologisches Praktikum, 2 SWS, benoteter Schein

Termine:

vom 11.2.2023 bis zum 18.2.2023

FP Geophysikalische Prospektion im Langheimer Hof auf dem Bamberger Domberg [Domberg]

Dozent/in:

Wieke De Neef

Angaben:

feldarchäologisches Praktikum, 2 SWS, Schein, ECTS: 2, Studium Generale, Zentrum für Mittelalterstudien

Termine:

vom 8.3.2023 bis zum 10.3.2023

S Interpretation of geophysical data in archaeology

Dozent/in:

Wieke De Neef

Angaben:

Seminar/Proseminar, 2 SWS, benoteter Schein, ECTS: 9, Gaststudierendenverzeichnis, Studium Generale, Erweiterungsbereich, Beginn der Lehrveranstaltung am 16.11.2022! Für aktuelle Infos bitte im VC anmelden

Termine:

Mi, 12:15 - 13:45, U9/01.11

Inhalt:

This interactive seminar series builds on the content of the lecture series ‘Non-invasive near-surface prospection in archaeology’. It problematizes the interpretation of geophysical datasets and trains the participants in being critical users of such data. The student will be trained in the assessment of the collection, processing, and presentation of geophysical datasets. Aspects of data interpretation, including cognitive processes, processing steps, and visualization will be presented and discussed. Guest lecturers will be invited to highlight specific themes. Each participant / small groups of participants will work on the interpretation of an existing dataset from an archaeological context. The progress of these projects will be monitored by short in-class presentations and discussions. Learning goals At the end of the course the student will:

• be able to critically asses the presentation and interpretation of geophysical reports and publications;
• be able to recognize different categories of geophysical features in presented data;
• be aware of the challenges of data interpretation and cognitive processes in data analysis;
• be trained in presenting a research project in written and oral form.

Schedule and literature will be provided shortly. The course will be taught in English and German. The examination of the course will consist of a) an assessment of seminar participation and in-class presentation of the project (50% of the final mark) and b) a written essay on the final outcomes of the interpretation project (50% of the final mark).

V Non-invasive prospection in archaeology

Dozent/in:

Wieke De Neef

Angaben:

Vorlesung, 2 SWS, benoteter Schein, ECTS: 4, Gaststudierendenverzeichnis, Studium Generale, Zentrum für Mittelalterstudien, Erweiterungsbereich, Beginn der Lehrveranstaltung am 15.11.2022! Für aktuelle Infos bitte im VC anmelden

Termine:

Di, 8:30 - 10:00, KR14/00.06

Voraussetzungen / Organisatorisches:

Der Kurs wird als bestanden bewertet bei erfolgreicher Teilnahme an der Klausur

Modulzuordnung Einführende Vorlesung
Für Studierende des BA Archäologische Wissenschaften (StuFPO vom 17.10.12):

• Ein-Fach (180 ECTS): Modul 19
• Hauptfach (75 ECTS): Modul 13
• Erweitertes Nebenfach mit Schwerpunkt IVGA (45 ECTS): Modul 2
• Nebenfach mit Schwerpunkt IVGA (30 ECTS): Modul 2

Für Studierende anderer BA- und MA-Studiengänge: Exportmodul 1

Modulzuordnung Vorlesung
Für Studierende des BA Archäologische Wissenschaften (StuFPO vom 17.10.12):

• Ein-Fach (180 ECTS): Modul 19
• Hauptfach (75 ECTS): Modul 13 oder 21 [Variante B]
• Erweitertes Nebenfach mit Schwerpunkt IVGA (45 ECTS): Modul 2
• Nebenfach mit Schwerpunkt IVGA (30 ECTS): Modul 2

Inhalt:

This course presents the main approaches and techniques of non-invasive near-surface detection of archaeological sites and landscapes. The potential and limitations of these methods will be discussed in relation to site and landscape formation processes. The course will be illustrated with case studies from a wide range of periods and environments. Learning goals At the end of the course the student will have:

• An understanding of the principles of the main geophysical prospection techniques used in archaeology;
• The capability to recognize and distinguish data produced by different prospection techniques;
• An understanding of the potential and limitations of near-surface non-invasive detection methods, with regards to survey target, survey circumstances, survey strategy, chosen method;
• A basic understanding of the types of archaeological features that can be detected under given circumstances (‘detectability’);
• A basic understanding of the complex interplay between site / landscape formation and non-invasive prospection.

Schedule and literature will be provided shortly. The lectures will be presented in English; discussions and monitoring are possible in German. The exam will consist of short open questions on the course content and the compulsory literature (100% of the final mark).