MA by Research in Archaeology - Bioarchaeology

University of Exeter

The origins and development of social inequality, violence and warfare Morphological alteration in response to physical activity and labour in the rise of craft specialists and elites across political, social and economic transitions Changing patterns of resource exploitation of plants and animals Human – environment relations, in particular the early domestication of plants and animals, and the legacy of past human impact on modern environments How social relationships in the past contribute to funerary patterning in the archaeological record and how these relate to social processes amongst the living