AHT 101: PRINCIPLES OF ARCHAEOLOGY FULL NOTES
| Institution | KENYATTA UNIVERSITY |
| Course | ARCHAEOLOGY AND POLI... |
| Year | 1st Year |
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The key purpose of this module is to expose you albeit theoretically tothe various areas in Principles of archaeology that there are and how they have been used to
interrogate archaeological findings. This should hopefully equip you with the necessary attitudes, knowledge and skills crucial in Principles of archaeology as well as cope with challenges and opportunities that may arise during debates on who was responsible on archaeological issues.
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