Ba in arecheology in Johannes gutenberg university mainz

Archeology researches the early epochs of human culture. Its main object is material evidence of ancient societies and civilizations, which is predominantly acquired by means of excavation. The periods under consideration stretch from the very long period of the Stone Age to the so-called metal ages (Copper, Bronze and Iron Ages) and from Classical Antiquity, to Late Antiquity, and into the Byzantine period and the Early Middle Ages. Geographically, the area of research covers the entire space from the Near and Middle East to the Mediterranean, and from the Black Sea region to Northern Europe.

Transcripts from the previously attended schools, Certificates recognized as being equivalent to the German Abitur, Foreign certificates that allow for admission to universities abroad but are not considered equivalent to the German Abitur require the holder to pass an assessment test, the so called Feststellungspr fung, Officially certified proof of German language proficiency at the advanced level, (DSH-2)

Archaeologist, Field Technician/Director, Laboratory Technician, Professor

1st Sep