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Oxford, University of, MSc, Archaeological Science

University of Oxford
 United Kingdom
The course involves a considerable time spent in the laboratory gaining a detailed understanding of a wide range of techniques; course covers: The principles and practice of scientific dating; bio-archaeology and materials analysis; and the study of technological change; and includes an introduction to relevant basic science for those with a degree in archaeology.

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