The Anthropology/Archaeology Division facilities at UWF are the largest of all Florida state universities. All together, they represent a space of 20,000 square feet.
Located in the center of campus, the Anthropology teaching facility houses three teaching and research laboratories:
Built in 1999 and located at the front gate of campus, this 8000 sq. ft. building houses archaeology exhibits designed especially for students and the public. The exhibits are beautiful, state-of-the-art displays showing some of the most interesting artifacts UWF archaeologists have found! The exhibits are free and open to the public Monday through Friday 10 AM - 4 PM. The Institute also has a large laboratory, reception area, and staff offices.
This 4,000 sq. ft. curation facility houses our special collections of archaeological materials including artifacts and documents. It is climate controlled and secure.
The University of West Florida's Marine Services Center provides diving and research platforms for University sponsored projects and commercial clients involved in underwater ventures in and around the Gulf of Mexico.
