Module #1 Introduction to the Huns Overview of the course, who the Huns were, and why they are important to study
Module #2 The Origins of the Huns Exploring the possible origins of the Huns, including theories and debates among historians
Module #3 Early Hunnic Society Understanding the social and political structure of the Huns, including their tribes and leadership
Module #4 Hunnic Warfare and Tactics Examining the military tactics and strategies used by the Huns, including their famous horseback archers
Module #5 The Huns in China and Central Asia The early history of the Huns in China and their interactions with other nomadic groups
Module #6 The Hunnic Invasion of Europe The Huns westward migration and their first encounters with European societies
Module #7 The Battle of Chalons The pivotal battle in 451 CE where the Huns were defeated by a coalition of Romans and Visigoths
Module #8 Attila the Hun The life and legacy of the most famous Hunnic leader, including his military campaigns and diplomatic efforts
Module #9 Hunnic Society and Culture Exploring the daily life, customs, and beliefs of the Huns, including their nomadic lifestyle and Shamanism
Module #10 The Huns and the Roman Empire The complex relationship between the Huns and the Romans, including alliances, conflicts, and cultural exchange
Module #11 The Hunnic Impact on Europe How the Huns shaped European history, including their role in the fall of the Western Roman Empire
Module #12 The Decline of the Huns The internal conflicts and external pressures that led to the decline and eventual disappearance of the Huns
Module #13 The Legacy of the Huns The lasting impact of the Huns on European politics, culture, and identity
Module #14 Historical Debates and Controversies Examining the ongoing debates and controversies among historians about the Huns and their history
Module #15 Archaeological Evidence for the Huns The material culture and archaeological finds that shed light on Hunnic society and culture
Module #16 Primary Sources:Attila and the Huns Analyzing the primary sources that describe the Huns, including the works of Ammianus Marcellinus and Priscus
Module #17 The Huns in Modern Popular Culture The depiction of the Huns in literature, film, and other forms of popular culture
Module #18 Comparative Analysis:The Huns and Other Nomadic Groups Comparing the Huns to other nomadic groups in history, including the Mongols and the Scythians
Module #19 The Huns and Slavic Identity The impact of the Huns on the development of Slavic cultures and identities
Module #20 Hunnic Language and Linguistics What we know about the Hunnic language and its relationship to other languages
Module #21 The Huns and the Environment The environmental impact of the Huns nomadic lifestyle and their relationship with the natural world
Module #22 Hunnic Art and Architecture The material culture of the Huns, including their art, architecture, and burial practices
Module #23 The Huns in Ancient and Modern Literature The depiction of the Huns in ancient and modern literature, including works by writers such as Jordanes and Robert E. Howard
Module #24 The Huns and Modern Nationalism How the Huns have been used and manipulated in modern nationalist ideologies and discourses
Module #25 Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion Planning next steps in The Huns: History and Migration career
