Fieldwork

Strawbery Banke Museum 2022 VIRTUAL Archaeological Field School

This listing expired on June 17, 2022. Please contact amartin@sbmuseum.org for any updated information.

Location:

Season: June 13, 2022 to June 17, 2022

Deadline Type: Rolling

Website: https://www.strawberybanke.org/fieldschool.cfm

Program Type:
Field School

RPA Certified:
No

Affiliation:
Strawbery Banke Museum

Project Director:
Alexandra Martin

Project Description:

This course is intended to offer students training in archaeological methodology. Because social science research has been interrupted by COVID-19, archaeologists have increased reliance on mediated techniques to continue their research. This virtual field school offers a series of five asynchronous, self-paced modules including material and digital techniques that participants can explore and apply. These modules include:
Strawbery Banke Archaeology
Artifact Curation, Conservation, and Interpretation
Virtual Fieldwork
Public Archaeology
Final Public Product
The course culminates in participants’ development of an online StoryMap and/or blog post to share the results of a self-led research question. The instructor provides videos from the museum grounds and lab, course readings, and exercises.

Period(s) of Occupation: Historical Archaeology

Project Size: 1-24 participants

Minimum Age: 16

Experience Required: This field school does not require previous archaeological experience, though coursework in anthropology, archaeology, or history might be helpful.

Room and Board Arrangements:
n/a

Academic Credit:
Students may arrange to receive academic credit through their university. Students who have received credit in the past have arranged an independent study with their program. The field school director is available to discuss requirements with students’ advisors.

Contact Information:


Alexandra Martin

PO Box 300

Portsmouth

NH

03801

United States

amartin@sbmuseum.org

Phone: (603) 422-7521

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