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HAAR0067-1

History of art and archeology in prehistorical times


Duration :30h Th
Credits/ECTS :
2nd year of a Bachelor's degree in history4
Holder(s) :Marcel Otte
Substitute(s) :Pierre Noiret
Course contents : History of Prehistory - Theory and Method - Primatology - The Australopithecines - Lower Palaeolithic - Middle Palaeolithic - Upper Palaeolithic - Palaeolithic Art - Mesolithic
Course objective : This course addresses artistic and archaeological approaches to the study of past societies. These two frameworks are presented in parallel and combined.
It includes a general introduction to the history of prehistoric research and focuses on the objectives, methods and philosophy of archaeological research. Following a chronological perspective, the course begins with human origins and the different factors (environmental, anatomic, technological, cultural) that influenced human evolution. The course then develops the study of the different hunter-gatherer societies during the Palaeolithic and Mesolithic periods.
Prerequisites : None, but a minimum of knowledge in the sciences is helpful.
Organization : Duration and period: 30h, 1st and 2nd terms.

Classroom and schedule: Auditorium A4/S100 (building A4), Monday, 9-10 am.
Written notes : Reference book: Otte, La préhistoire, Bruxelles : De Boeck, 1999 (with contributions by D. Vialou and P. Plumet). A bibliography of the major reference works is distributed at the beginning of the year.
Assessment : Oral examination at the end of the year (exam session in June). An optional mid-term written multiple-choice exam is given in January.
Contacts : Professor
Marcel OTTE, ordinary professor
Département des Sciences historiques
Service de Préhistoire, 7 place du 20-Août bât A1, B-4000 Liège
Tel.: 04.366.54.76 - Fax : 04.366.55.51
E-mail: Marcel.Otte@ulg.ac.be (Marcel.Otte@ulg.ac.be%20)
Assistant
Pierre NOIRET
Tel.: 04.366.58.39




ULg : Students and Studies Administration - Academic Affairs
Contact : Monique Marcourt, direction A.E.E.
Date of data : 18/05/2007
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