The module aims to provide an historical and archaeological encounter with issues of slavery and African cultural survival in the New World.
The module will ensure that students:
- have a detailed understanding of the history of slavery in Africa and the New World
- are aware of the means by which archaeology contributes to our historical knowledge of the African diaspora
- engage with the current social issues which impact the interpretation and portrayal of slavery at heritage sites
- are encouraged to discuss long term research strategies for archaeologies of the diaspora.
Module information
- Code: ARCL0057
- Credits: 15
- Coordinator: Kevin MacDonald
- Handbook:
For registered students
- Reading list:
Availability
- Not running in 2024-25