Organization dedicated to the study of Man and his works and seeks volunteers. Includes details of the restoration project of the Ritchey Mansion in Newtonia, Missouri.

Archaeological Field School in the Connecticut River Valley (Deerfield, MA)

Archaeological field school in the Old Growth Redwoods and King Range National Wilderness of Northwestern California.

The San Juan College field school is six-weeks and worth 9 credits. Excavation is conducted on Chaco Anasazi sites on the B Square Ranch in Farmington, New Mexico.

Public archaeology project in southern Maryland that accepts volunteers for fieldwork, labwork, and archival research.

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

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

Offers a seven-week summer session providing training at Cold Spring, New York site. Includes project details, photographs and contact information.

Annual field school in 17th-century St George from Bristol University offering training in historical archaeology, buildings archaeology and field techniques. Project background, staff and application.

Describes the results of recent field classes in archaeology conducted jointly by the American Samoa Community College and the University of Oregon. The Samoan and Pacific Studies Department of American Samoan Community College and the University of Oregon Anthropology Department co-sponsored the summer school projects beginning in 1998 under the direction of Dr. William S. Ayres.

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

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.

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.

Features details of recent research, FAQs, and contact information.

A collaborative research endeavor between University of Pennsylvania archaeologist, Craig Cipolla, the Brothertown Indian Nation, and local community members in Brothertown, WI.

Contains preliminary report of 2006 session, which will continue in 2007. (PDF file)

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.