The Archaeology – Castles and Monasteries course explores the fascinating history, architecture, and archaeological evidence behind two of the most significant types of medieval heritage sites. This engaging course provides learners with an introduction to how castles and monasteries shaped communities, reflected social structures, and influenced life throughout the medieval period.

Through the study of archaeological remains, historical records, and architectural features, participants will explore key topics including castle design, defensive structures, monastic buildings, religious life, daily activities, and the methods used to investigate these important sites. The course helps learners understand how archaeology reveals the stories behind buildings, landscapes, and the people who lived and worked within them.

Ideal for history enthusiasts, archaeology students, and anyone interested in medieval heritage, the Archaeology – Castles and Monasteries course offers a fascinating exploration of the past. By completing the course, learners will gain a deeper appreciation of how archaeological research helps preserve and interpret the cultural, social, and historical significance of castles and monasteries.