The 2010 University of Arkansas Archeological Field School at Historic Washington

COME JOIN US AT THE
UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
HISTORICAL ARCHEOLOGICAL FIELD SCHOOL

HISTORIC WASHINGTON STATE PARK
(ca. 1830s-1890s)

(Summer I: May 17-June 11, 2010)

Director: Dr. Jamie Brandon, Arkansas Archeological Survey, Research Station Archeologist
Graduate Teaching Assistant: David Markus, University of Arkansas at Fayetteville


Learn more about the Archeology of Historic Washington Here.

Students will receive training in controlled excavation, field survey, instrument mapping, geophysical prospecting, artifact identification, and artifact analysis. There will also be a series of afternoon/evening lectures and assigned readings on Historical and African-American Archeology.  We will work Monday through Friday, with weekends off.  You will have the option of staying at Historic Washington State Park during the weekends, or returning to Fayetteville (or elsewhere).   

Number of Students: enrollment will be capped at 10 students.

Tuition: All students will be enrolled for 6 credit hours. Both undergradute (ANT 4256) and graduate (ANT 561V) is available.

TUITION AND FEES

Arkansas Residents Non-Arkansas Residents
Undergraduate Tuition $167.00 per credit hour $462.91 per credit hour

Graduate Tuition

 $294.68 per credit hour $697.14 per credit hour
Off-Campus Fees $25.00 per credit hour $25.00 per credit hour

Student Fees: In addition to the standard tuition and fees payable to the Registrar's, there will be an additional fee of $250 assessed per student, to cover the cost of all meals, gasoline, film and film processing, artifact bags, and other miscellaneous supplies, as well as a cleaning fee for the residence.

Lodging: field headquarters will be in a bunkhouse provided by Historic Washington State Park.    

Download Copy of the Application

Application for current UofA Students

Application for undergraduates from other institutions

Application for graduate student from other instiutions

To earn academic credit in association with the summer 2010 Field School, simply complete the attached Course Registration Form and return it to Nancy Arnold by May 10, 2010. You will be administratively enrolled in ANTH 4256. Charges for tuition and fees will appear on ISIS.

Ways to return your Course Registration Form:

By mail:

University of Arkansas Global Campus
Attn: Nancy Arnold
2 E. Center Street, Room 303
Fayetteville, AR 72701

 
By fax:

Fax the completed form to Nancy Arnold’s attention at 479-575-7357.

 

By email:

Print and complete the Course Registration Form, then scan and save the document as a PDF. Email it as an attachment to Nancy Arnold at nharnol@uark.edu.

 
In person: Deliver your form in person to Nancy Arnold in the Continuing Education building located at the corner of East and Center streets on the northeast corner of the downtown Fayetteville square. Our normal office hours are Monday through Friday 8:00am to 4:30pm.

Questions?

Contact Nancy Arnold
phone: 479-575-6486 or (toll free) 877-633-2267
email: nharnol@uark.edu

or

Dr. Jamie Brandon
phone:479-879-6229
email:jbrando@uark.edu