UWF Terrestrial Field School
This summer’s terrestrial archaeological field schools will advance archaeological research projects on the prehistory and history of the Pensacola region. This ongoing project will explore areas of campus currently being considered for future development. We will be examining the research potential of sites we know to be in these areas, and likely finding new sites along the way. Fieldwork will consist of Phase I surveys as typically performed by cultural resource management (CRM) companies throughout the United States. As per all of UWF's archaeological field schools, students will learn about and directly experience a variety of relevant archaeological field techniques and principles, including shovel testing, orienteering, mapping, technological data collection methods, proper documentation of the work, and research development.
Dates:
May 20 - June 28, 2024 (6 weeks)
Prerequisites:
The prerequisite for the terrestrial field school is Principles of Archaeology (ANT 3101) with a grade of ‘C’ or better.
Accommodations:
Living arrangements will be the responsibility of the student. Students will need to bring a water bottle, lunch, and any snacks to the field each day.
Transportation:
The UWF Campus Survey terrestrial field school will take place in the Pensacola area. Students will need to meet at UWF each day. Carpooling is recommended.
Equipment:
Each student will need to bring a set of personal field gear; lists will be provided in advance of the start of class.
Field Conditions:
The field school will take place in a range of outdoor conditions, and students should be prepared for summer heat, sun, rain, and insects. A list of required and recommended field clothing will be provided.
For more information about the UWF Campus Survey terrestrial field school, please contact Dr. Ramie Gougeon (850-474-2831, rgougeon@uwf.edu).
2024 UWF Maritime Archaeological Field School (Dr. Gregory Cook)
Dates:
May 20 - June 28, 2024 (6 weeks); Scientific Diver Training: May 13-17, 2024
Application Deadline:
Description:
The 2024 UWF maritime archaeology field school will be focusing on investigations of the 1559 fleet of Don Tristan de Luna and other historic underwater sites in the region, which will include excavation, photogrammetry and remote-sensing survey. Students are required to have at minimum a basic open-water scuba certification before attending the course. More information will be provided later in the semester.
Prerequisites:
The prerequisite for the terrestrial field school is Principles of Archaeology (ANT 3101) with a grade of ‘C’ or better.
Accommodations:
Living arrangements will be the responsibility of the student. Students will need to bring a water bottle, lunch, and any snacks to the field each day.
Equipment:
Each student will need to bring a set of personal field gear; lists will be provided in advance of the start of class.
For more information about the UWF Maritime field school, please contact: Dr. Gregory Cook (gcook1@uwf.edu)
