Archaeological Digs
Update:
Popular Archaeology, a new online magazine and companion website to Archaeological Digs, offers much more to readers than simply the latest dig information. Visit the site at http://popular-archaeology.com and see for yourself.
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See the latest dig postings, including archaeology field schools and job opportunities, by scrolling down below. New dig opportunities for 2012 will be posted. See below and stay connected!
There are archaeology field schools and research activities being conducted all over the world. Many archaeology excavations are conducted during the summer months; however, some are ongoing throughout the year, and some are being conducted even during the winter months in parts of the world where the climate is favorable. This weblog serves as a gateway to up-to-date information about current archaeological digs and archaeological job opportunities throughout the world. It also features special postings highlighting specific archaeological digs, and other links related to archaeology and archaeological digs.
See the new introductory website about archaeology for young people and educators: Archaeology Adventures
See the latest dig postings, including archaeology field schools and job opportunities, by scrolling down below. New dig opportunities for 2012 will be posted. See below and stay connected!
There are archaeology field schools and research activities being conducted all over the world. Many archaeology excavations are conducted during the summer months; however, some are ongoing throughout the year, and some are being conducted even during the winter months in parts of the world where the climate is favorable. This weblog serves as a gateway to up-to-date information about current archaeological digs and archaeological job opportunities throughout the world. It also features special postings highlighting specific archaeological digs, and other links related to archaeology and archaeological digs.
See the new introductory website about archaeology for young people and educators: Archaeology Adventures
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