Topic ID #7424 - posted 4/14/2010 12:49 PM
Ngoldwe
I was wondering if there are any great field schools in the southeastern U.S. that would give great experience in field and lab techniques and would be a major positive on future resumees. In particular I am thinking those that would be in the states of North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Tennessee. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Field Schools in the Southeastern United States
Ngoldwe
I was wondering if there are any great field schools in the southeastern U.S. that would give great experience in field and lab techniques and would be a major positive on future resumees. In particular I am thinking those that would be in the states of North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Tennessee. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Post ID#17615 - replied 4/14/2010 12:57 PM
334Arch
I would suggest contacting the universities and colleges in your area that have an anthropology program or have an archaeologist on staff/faculty. Unfortunately, the shovelbums field school directory does not have much information pertaining to the southeast.
Post ID#17629 - replied 4/17/2010 9:46 AM
McCarthyFan
"I would suggest contacting the universities and colleges in your area
that have an anthropology program or have an archaeologist on
staff/faculty. Unfortunately, the shovelbums field school directory does
not have much information pertaining to the southeast." -334Arch
That's probably the best advice that can be said. I know all the large state universities in Tennessee have a field school that they work on if not multiple ones at some universities.
That's probably the best advice that can be said. I know all the large state universities in Tennessee have a field school that they work on if not multiple ones at some universities.
Post ID#17635 - replied 4/19/2010 8:09 AM
Dwarmour
my school, App State, does one at the biltmore estates on a hopewell mound every other year but i feel like it may be for current students. you could email them and try though.
Post ID#17636 - replied 4/21/2010 10:44 AM
334Arch
I know for a fact that you would be able to join the Auburn University field school this summer, for credit or no.
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