Science: Archaeology: Field Schools and Fieldwork Opportunities: North America: United States

Nonprofit organization in Cortez, Colorado is dedicated to involving the public in the study of archaeology and Native American cultures. Features programs and a calendar, conducted excavation and research, current projects, and publications.

The University of Alabama and Located off the Tennessee River in northwestern Alabama.

From University of Arkansas Department of Anthropology. Contact information.

Archaeology and geoarchaeology field school. Features applications, photo galleries, and contacts. University of Oregon.

This center in Arizona provides students with practical archaeological field experience. A wide range of field and technical classes are offered. Courses, staff, degrees.

Excavation of a Pueblo site on the Utah-Arizona border between Hurricane, Utah and Colorado City, Arizona. Location, staff, photographs, admission and registration.

Nueces River Valley, South Texas. Locate and document Paleo to Late Prehistoric settlements. Six units, 7 weeks. Training in survey, excavation, and laboratory work. Field headquarters is on the banks of Round Lake.

At the Center for American Archeology in Kampsville, Illinois. Program options, applications.

Details of a 2002 summer school investigating an Indian village in North Carolina that dates to the period just prior to European contact.

A Utah-based non-profit corporation which conducts archaeological research and field schools throughout Utah, Colorado, and Wyoming.

Michigan Technological University 2003 Field School in Industrial Archaeology.

A participatory archaeological field camp in Alaska on Afognak Island. Learn about the prehistoric and historic lifeways of the Alutiiq people and the landscape that shaped their lives and culture.

University of Alabama Department of Anthropology aims to locate and record archaeological sites within two three-mile wide areas.

Early 19th century American Fur Company headquarters in Mendota, Minnesota.

Cal Poly 6 credit hours, six-week school at San Antonio de Padua, an early Spanish mission in central California founded by Father Serra in 1771.

Temple University Department of Anthropology. 17 May to 29 June 2003.