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Field School
Presented by: J. William Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences
Bioarcheological Field School in Egypt
Tenative Travel Dates:
May 10-June 10, 2009
Application Deadline September 24th
Download: Application | Security Form for Egypt | Printable Flyer | Estimated Program Budget
Check out the presentation detailing the program and last year's project to find out more about this amazing opportunity to spend full-time on the analysis of excellently preserved skeletal material including paleopathology!
Since the late 1980s Dr. Jerome Rose has been excavating and conducting osteological analysis in Egypt. While he usually takes one or two students with him to Egypt, this year he is again willing to take up to ten students during summer session I. Students would be involved in analysis of the commoners cemetery at Tell Amarna, which has wonderful skeletal preservation. Students would enroll in six hours of ANTH credit during the first summer session, from approximately May 10th to June 10th.
6 hours of undergraduate or graduate credit
ANTH 4256 Archeology Field Session
ANTH 561V Field Research in Archeology (for 6 credit hours)
At the site, the students would take turns working with two very experienced excavators at the cemetery. Otherwise they would be working in the laboratory collecting the osteological data. In addition to learning how to do a general osteological project each student would collect some specialized data for their own research project.
Professor Jerome C. Rose, jcrose@uark.edu, University of Arkansas
Program Fee: $1,520 + Airfare (est. $2,200) + UA Tuition
Estimated Program Budget
The program fee includes transition days in Cairo at an archaeologist class hotel, room and board at the Amarna expedition house, health insurance, and cultural excursions to the pyramids and Cairo Museum.
Not included are airfare, UA tuition, passport and visa fees, personal expenses and some meals in Cairo.
Payment Schedule
TBA
Withdrawal Policy:
Notification of withdrawal is required in writing to the Office of Study Abroad. Lack of written notification will result in the charging of the full fee to the student, regardless of the actual time of withdrawal.
For specific withdrawal procedures, please see payment agreement.
Students must have completed a minimum of 24 hours by the beginning of the program with a cumulative GPA of 2.6 or better. One recommendation by a faculty member or academic advisor is required. Applicants must also have a valid passport in hand at the time of application.
Application Deadline September 24th! Applications will not be considered after this date.
For assistance with applications, costs, travel arrangements, etc., contact:
Laura Moix
UA Faculty Led Short Term Programs
Office of Study Abroad and International Exchange
lmoix@uark.edu
479-575-7582
For addition information about courses or program content, contact:
Dr. Jerry Rose
Dept. of Anthropology
MAIN 330
or by e-mail at jcrose@uark.edu
Courses
Anthropology 4523: Dental
Science
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Dr. Jerome C. Rose
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Updated: September. 24, 2008