LEARNING OUTCOMES
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Module Learning Outcome
University Learning Outcome
1. Critically evaluate the methods that can be employed by archaeologists working on sites related to past and current conflicts and genocide, especially intelligence gathering, remote sensing, geophysics and excavation
Knowledge and understanding, analysis

2. Demonstrate advanced knowledge and understanding of how these methods can be adapted to account for site specific conditions and external factors
Problem solving, reflection

3. Apply desk-based methods to specific case studies in order to locate and analyse a range of evidence connected to genocide and mass violence
Application and analysis

ADDITIONAL ASSESSMENT DETAILS
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This module will be assessed by:

1) Portfolio report demonstrating and evaluating a range of practical desk-based exercises undertaken throughout the module. [LO 1,2,3]

2) Engagement in discussion and online debates [LO 1,2,3]

NDICATIVE CONTENT
This module provides understanding and practical experience of the wide range of methodologies used to investigate sites of genocide and mass violence. It introduces a range of state-of-the-art technologies used by forensic archaeologists and explores how they are applied within a range of scenarios and settings.

Topics covered will include:
Introduction to forensic archaeology in genocide investigations
Resource management and assessing risks
Desk-Based Assessments
GIS and aerial imagery exercise
Remote Sensing
Search and geophysical survey
Methods of recovery
Recording objects of genocide
Photogrammetry and laser-scanning
Photogrammetry and laser-scanning practical
Post processing and data integration