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Archaeology Field Methods in Alaska in Summer 2019
The Adelphi University, Department of Anthropology welcomes applications for our 2019 summer field school in Alaska. Interested students can find more information in the attached program flyers and our latest 2-minute short YouTube. Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until the course is full—so submit your application early.
This year, research will focus on the newly discovered Holzman site along Shaw Creek where multiple hearths, large mammal bones, stone tools, and a nearly complete mammoth tusk were found dating to the end of the Ice Age. Join our research team in the scenic Tanana Valley as we investigate the question, who were the First Alaskans?
Taught by experienced faculty with a student-instructor ratio among the lowest available (3:1), this program emphasizes a range of experiential learning opportunities. Already have a field school experience but looking for something more? We also offer an advanced program for graduate credit.
For more information about Archaeological Field Methods in Alaska email Brian Wygal (bwygal[at]adelphi.edu) for application instructions and follow us on Twitter[at]mammuthunter.
Sincerely,
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Brian T. Wygal
Associate Professor
Department of Anthropology
Director of Environmental Studies
Adelphi University
Alumnae Hall, Room 218
Garden City, New York 11530
516.877.4111 / bwygal@adelphi.edu
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