HIST205: Muslim Spain and Sicily (711-1212)


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Undergraduate Menu Introduction Why Study at Lancaster? Degree Schemes Part I Course Part II Courses Study Abroad What our Students Say Visit Us Careers FAQs Funding How to Apply Undergraduate Enquiries Christine Dundas Tel: +44 (0) 1524 593155 Fax: +44 (0) 1524 846102 history@lancaster.ac.uk Room: Bowland B122	HIST205: Byzantine and Muslim Sicily(535—1072) In this complex, challenging and rarely studied area, key themes and weekly topics include introductions to the historiography of the region, geopolitical considerations, issues of periodisation as well as the Byzantine and Muslim legacy in the central and western Mediterranean. The rise and fall of Byzantine and Muslim power in both Sicily and south Italy are studied through the medium of both primary and secondary sources, with particular emphasis on the political, cultural, socio-economic dynamics of the region. For further information on HIST205 visit the Lancaster University Online Courses Handbook.	Essential Information Convenor: Dr Alex Metcalfe Taught: Michaelmas or Lent Credits: 15 Length: 10 weeks Assessment: Coursework and exam Current Undergrads Undergraduate Resources & Information Related Links Information for Parents & Guardians History Society Student Prizes Undergraduate Prizes Chancellor's Medal
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