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HIST 380/IDIS 340: Fieldwork in Archaeology

Fieldwork in Archaeology: Offered in conjunction with field work done by Calvin faculty or qualified field schools of other universities.

An off-campus, on-site introduction to archaeological field work designed to expose the student to the methodologies involved in stratigraphic excavation, typological and comparative analysis of artifacts, the use of material remains in the writing of cultural history, and the preservation and presentation of sites. Field school enrollment and placement is overseen by the Archaeology Program Coordinator.
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Credits: 4

Core: N/A

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Basic Information

Location

Jordan

Program Type

Summer

Cost

$4400-$4700 (Estimate)

Program Directors

Dr. Darrell Rohl
Associate Professor of History | Director of Archaeology Program
616-526-7538

Traci Rohl
Graduation Advisor
616-526-6119

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