Participating in field research is one of the hallmarks of good archaeological training. Archaeology is done principally in the field, where a wide range of data is carefully documented, removed from its original context, and then collected. UCLA is offering an extensive range of global research opportunities for students to get their hands dirty and learn, practice, and exercise field archaeology. Our programs are directed by leading scholars and all award 12 units of UCLA credit.
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