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This page gives information about and links to pages with information about our previous field schools.

Forensic Anthropology Field School (ANT 4523/ANG 5821L, Forensic Field Recovery)

The Forensic Anthropology Field School will not be offered in 2024. It is expected to return in 2025, so please keep us in mind for the 2025 field season.

 

 

Archaeology students excavate small shovel test units

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. Click here for more information

Diver jumping from platform

Combined / Maritime Field School

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.    Click here for more information

Past Field Schools

2019 Field Schools

2018 Field Schools

2016 Field Schools

  • Forensic Anthropology Field School (ANT 4523, Forensic Field Methods)
  • Combined Maritime/Terrestrial Field School (ANT 4121, Combined Archaeological Field Methods)
  • UWF Terrestrial Field School (ANT 4121, Combined Archaeological Field Methods)
  • Arcadia Mill Terrestrial Field School (ANT 4824, Terrestrial Archaeological Field Methods)
  • Luna Settlement Terrestrial Field School (ANT 4824, Terrestrial Archaeological Field Methods)

2015 Field School Social Media

Maritime Schools

Terrestrial Schools

 

Faculty and students of the 2021 UWF Forensic Anthropology Field School share their experiences and insights of the five-week program.