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课程名称:非洲考古学与遗产 概述:本课程由德国外交部资助,由德国考古研究院(DAI)开发,并与巴塞罗那自治大学(UAB)、葡萄牙人类行为考古与演化跨学科中心(ICArEHB)及莫桑比克爱德华多·蒙德拉大学合作,结合全球专家的意见。非洲拥有丰富的文化遗产,历史可追溯至数万年前,包括我们人类祖先已知的最早化石。 课程大纲: 课程共分为四个模块:非洲考古学概论、考古学方法、遗产管理和案例研究,展示来自莫桑比克、乍得、纳米比亚和西非草原的研究项目。通过本课程,我们的目标是提供易于访问的高质量在线资源,并强调这些主题在考古学和遗产研究领域的重要性和影响。 模块1:导论 这一周您将学习考古学的一般知识及其在非洲的特定性,介绍非洲岩石艺术及其地理和气候多样性,同时了解理解环境变化的资料来源。 模块2:考古学方法概论 本周课程旨在使您了解考古学家使用的各种方法及考古研究的跨学科特性。重点将放在不同类型的调查上,如地面、空中和地下调查,以及在调查过程中使用移动应用程序。您还将接触到考古植物学、动物骨骼技术和功能、动物考古学、石器技术、微观形态学、陶瓷和考古测量学、人类遗骸(包括生物人类学和考古基因学)及岩石艺术方法论等多种学科。 模块3:遗产管理 您将在这一周理解非洲遗产的概念及其固有的价值。课程将教您如何将遗产作为地方发展的工具,特别是在可持续和负责任旅游的背景下。您还将探讨纳米比亚的遗产管理,并了解达乌雷布山导游的管理实例,以及德国考古研究院(DAI)和ICArEHB在非洲的工作。 模块4:案例研究 最后一周,您将有机会将所学知识应用于五个案例研究。这些案例包括南莫桑比克的猎人-采集者与早期农耕社区的互动、西非草原的考古植物学研究、北乍得撒哈拉地区绿化消退的考古植物学研究、尼亚萨与马辛吉尔的石器时代,以及上布兰登堡的岩画。
Name:Archaeology and Heritage of Africa
Description:The course is structured into four modules: Introduction to Archaeology and African Archaeology, Archaeological Methods, Heritage Management, and Case Studies, which showcase research projects from Mozambique, Chad, Namibia, and the West African Savanna. Through this course, our goal is to offer easily accessible and high-quality online resources on the subject, as well as to emphasize the relevance and impact of these topics within the wider field of archaeological and heritage studies.
Name:Introduction
Description:During this week you will learn about Archaeology in general and African Archaeology in particular with its own specificities. You will have an introduction to Africa Rock Art and to Africa geographic and climate diversity. Finally, you will learn about the sources for understanding environmental change.
Name:Introduction to Archaeological Methods
Description:This week's curriculum aims to provide you with an understanding of the various methods used by archaeologists and the interdisciplinary nature of archaeological research. The focus will be on different types of surveys such as ground, aerial, and subsurface surveys, as well as the use of mobile applications during surveying. You will also be introduced to various disciplines such as archaeobotany, animal bone technology and function, zooarchaeology, lithic technology, micromorphology, pottery and archaeometry, human remains including biological anthropology and archaeogenetics, and rock art methodology.
Name:Heritage Management
Description:This week, you will gain an understanding of the concept of heritage in Africa and its inherent value. The course will teach you how to use heritage as a tool for local development, specifically in the context of sustainable and responsible tourism. You will also explore the management of heritage in Namibia and learn about the Daureb Mountain Guides, who provide an example of heritage management by local communities. Finally, you will discover the work of the German Archaeological Institute (DAI) and ICArEHB in Africa.
Name:Case Studies
Description:In the final week, you will have the opportunity to apply all the knowledge you have acquired throughout the course to five case studies. These case studies include hunter-gatherer and early farming communities' interactions in Southern Mozambique, archaeobotanical research on cultivated landscapes in the West African Savanna, archaeobotanical research on the de-greening of the Sahara in Northern Chad, the Stone Age of Mozambique in Niassa and Massingir, and the rock paintings of the Upper Brandberg.
This course was funded by the German Foreign Office and developed by the German Archaeological Institute (DAI), in collaboration with the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB), the Interdisciplinary Center for Archaeology and Evolution of Human Behavior (ICArEHB) in Portugal, and the Eduardo Mondlane University in Mozambique, with input from experts around the world. Africa has a rich cultural heritage spanning tens of thousands of years, including the earliest known fossils of our hominin anc