ArchaeoSpain Offers Field School Opportunities
ArchaeoSpain was created in 2001 by a
group of archaeologists and educators to provide opportunities for people from
all over the world to engage in scientific research at important archaeological
projects in Spain and Italy. To date, nearly 500 people from 17 countries have
joined our programs.
This summer we are joining Spanish
crews at four excavations:
* The Celtic-Iron Age Necropolis of
Pintia (Valladolid, Spain)
* The Byzantine Basilica of Son
Pereto (Mallorca, Spain)
* The Amphora Graveyard of Monte
Testaccio (Rome, Italy)
* The Iron Age Cemetery of Son Real
(Mallorca, Spain)
We also offer two fieldschools for
high school students ages 16 and 17:
* The Roman Forum of Pollentia
(Mallorca, Spain)
* The Visigothic city of Recopolis
(Guadalajara, Spain)
Participants at each site will be led
by bilingual archaeologists to teach excavation techniques and artifact
conservation. We also hold seminars and workshops, and go on excursions to
nearby historical and cultural sites. No experience or Spanish is required.
For more information, please visit www.archaeospain.com
or email us at programs@archaeospain.com.
