CUL3202 Historical Archaeology in Thailand
Study historical archaeology in Thailand, focusing on the influence of Indian culture on the formation and development of Dvaravati culture, as well as settlement patterns of ancient communities. The course aims to enhance learners' understanding of historical, social, and cultural developments in the region of present-day Thailand.
What You Will Learn
Course details
CUL3202 Historical Archaeology in Thailand aims to provide learners with knowledge and understanding of the historical and cultural development of communities in the region of present-day Thailand through the study of archaeological topics related to cultural influences and ancient settlement patterns.
The course explores the influence of Indian culture on the formation and development of Dvaravati culture, an important subject in the study of Thai history and archaeology. It also introduces learners to cultural interactions and exchanges among ancient communities.
In addition, learners will study concepts related to ancient settlement patterns to better understand the characteristics of human habitation and the distribution of communities. These topics provide a foundation for understanding social and cultural development through archaeological evidence.
The course is suitable for university students and individuals interested in archaeology, history, and cultural heritage. It aims to promote an understanding of the historical background of communities and cultures in Thailand.
The learning topics shown in the course include:
The Influence of Indian Culture on Dvaravati Culture
Ancient Settlement Patterns
Instructor
- Closing Date 26 May 2027 Time 16:00
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Please finish learning before the date and time shown — when the course closes, the classroom is cleared and your learning history for this round ends (certificates already issued remain valid).
- Instructor Watinee Khumsaeng
- Level Beginner
- Duration 46 m
- Lessons 3 Lessons
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Certificates NoneThis course does not issue a certificate — when you complete it, the system will issue a Learning Completion Record with a public verify link you can submit to your instructor as proof.
- Category Humanities & Social Sciences
- Learners 2