Summer Field and Lab Courses, Kampsville, Illinois

[Prof. Bovy]

The Kampsville Archaeological Field and Laboratory Program sponsored
by Arizona State University’s School of Human Evolution and Social &
Social Change offers a variety of field and lab courses during the
summer. Three six week (June 14- July 18) courses are offered: Human
Osteology, Field Archaeology (Geophysical Testing + Field Methods),
and Archaeomatics (Geophysical Testing + GPS + GIS).

In addition they offer a series of exciting two-week modules that may
be enrolled independently. They cover a variety of subjects of
importance to today’s and tomorrow’s archaeologists. World-class
scholars teach these from ASU, CAST, the Illinois State Museum (ISM),
UA, and Washington University-Saint Louis (WU). The topics include
Geophysical Testing, Paleobotany, Paleofaunal Analysis, Chronometry,
Geoarchaeology, Historical Artifact Analysis, and Pollen Analysis.

For more information, see the flyer posted on this site or visit:
http://shesc.asu.edu/kampsville

According to their website, they do offer financial aid packages and
scholarships.