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This course provides a long chronological overview of the archaeology of this island archipelago, from its earliest inhabitation to the great changes of the modern era. It explores this through the artefacts, landscapes, and buildings which help us understand different ways of life in the past, as well as the range of ideas and topics which archaeologists are interested in: social identity and conflict, creativity, technology, and ideology.
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The key modes of transportation chosen for consideration in this course are waterborne shipping, passenger railways, airplanes and private automobiles (there is limited coverage of buses, bikes or pedestrianism). The course involves examination of the permanent way of the canals, the railways tracks, the tarmac road surface, runways and the invisible air routes. The focus is on personal mobility, the mass of passengers, and the means of moving human bodies.
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